--- license: mit language: - en tags: - robotics - robotic-grasping - target-driven-grasping - occlusion - 6dof-grasping - 3d-vision - shape-completion - pytorch library_name: pytorch --- # TARGO-Net This repository hosts the released checkpoints for **TARGO-Net**, the model from: **TARGO and TARGO-Net: Benchmarking Target-Driven Object Grasping Under Occlusions** Accepted at **International Journal of Computer Vision (IJCV), 2026**. - Project page: https://targo-benchmark.github.io/ - Paper DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s11263-025-02716-9 - arXiv: https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.06168 ## Overview TARGO is a benchmark for target-driven 6D robotic grasping under occlusion. It evaluates how grasping performance changes as target visibility decreases, using large-scale synthetic data and real-world scenes. TARGO-Net is a transformer-based grasping model with a shape completion module, designed to remain robust as occlusion increases. ## Checkpoints | File | Description | | --- | --- | | `checkpoints/targonet.pt` | TARGO-Net grasp prediction checkpoint. | | `checkpoints/adapointr.pth` | AdaPoinTr target shape completion checkpoint used by the TARGO-Net pipeline. | ## Download ```python from huggingface_hub import snapshot_download snapshot_download( repo_id="randing2000/TARGO-Net", local_dir="checkpoints_hf", allow_patterns=["checkpoints/targonet.pt", "checkpoints/adapointr.pth"], ) ``` ## Data The benchmark/dataset files are not included in this model repository. Please see the project page for code, data, and benchmark details: https://targo-benchmark.github.io/ ## Citation ```bibtex @article{xia2026targo, title={TARGO and TARGO-Net: Benchmarking Target-Driven Object Grasping Under Occlusions}, author={Xia, Yan and Ding, Ran and Qin, Ziyuan and Zhan, Guanqi and Zhou, Kaichen and Yang, Long and Dong, Hao and Cremers, Daniel}, journal={International Journal of Computer Vision}, year={2026}, doi={10.1007/s11263-025-02716-9} } ``` ## License The model repository is released under the MIT license. Please also check the licenses of the benchmark data and any third-party assets used in your experiments.