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                  <mods:namePart>Mulia, Vania Katherine</mods:namePart>
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               <mods:abstract>Robotic manipulation continues to be an active area of research due to its&#xd;
broad range of real-world applications. Among its benchmark tasks, the peg-in hole problem remains particularly challenging, requiring high-precision control&#xd;
under environmental uncertainty. This thesis presents a framework based on Deep&#xd;
Reinforcement Learning (DRL) to train a robotic manipulator to autonomously&#xd;
solve the peg-in-hole task. The proposed approach uses curriculum learning&#xd;
to train a single policy capable of handling all phases of the task: approach,&#xd;
contact-based hole search, and insertion. The curriculum is further extended to&#xd;
incorporate observation noise and force penalization, encouraging the emergence of&#xd;
compliant behaviors during contact. Training is conducted in a custom-designed,&#xd;
physics-based simulation environment. Simulation results demonstrate that the&#xd;
learned policy can complete the peg-in-hole task, though it faces difficulties in&#xd;
balancing task success with compliant interaction. To evaluate the potential for&#xd;
real-world deployment, the trained policy is transferred to a physical robot. Tests&#xd;
reveal several sources of sim-to-real discrepancy, particularly in the modeling&#xd;
of contact dynamics. Nonetheless, partial success in real-world trials suggests&#xd;
the viability of sim-to-real transfer for DRL-trained policies. Overall, this work&#xd;
contributes to the understanding of DRL’s capabilities and limitations in solving&#xd;
complex robotic manipulation tasks such as peg-in-hole assembly.9</mods:abstract>
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                  <mods:topic>Aprenentatge profund (Aprenentatge automàtic)</mods:topic>
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                  <mods:topic>Robots -- Control systems</mods:topic>
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