Self-evolving embodied learning adds a criticality model
A criticality-aware framework seeks to guide self-evolving embodied learning toward safer and more consequential experiences.
A criticality-aware framework seeks to guide self-evolving embodied learning toward safer and more consequential experiences.
A navigation approach uses human-leg sensing to improve robot behavior around people in shared spaces.
LabEvolver explores safe, grounded adaptation for embodied agents operating in wet-lab environments without conventional retraining.
A cross-embodiment method seeks reusable behavior representations spanning different robot bodies and control spaces.
The World Action Planner uses action-conditioned world models to improve generalizable robot decision-making.
RoboBRIDGE proposes modular interfaces that connect learned policies with robust real-world robot execution.
A collaborative-robot demo explores semantic communications that transmit task-relevant meaning rather than full raw data streams.
Speech2Grasp adapts text-conditioned grasp detection directly to spoken commands and reports lower latency than cascaded speech recognition.
Pegasus translates human demonstrations into robot-conditioned data using task graphs, affordances, constraints, and physics verification.
A diffusion-transformer approach jointly models robot embodiment, states, and actions to optimize hardware for target motions.