It is demonstrated that effective world-action modeling does not require predicting native visual futures, and that compact predictive representations provide a strong and substantially more efficient target for policy learning.
Jie Chen, Ruofei Bai, Yu-Xin Cai et al.· 0 citations
Grasping is a fundamental robotic capability that bridges perception and physical task execution. This paper studies grasp pose recovery under a perception-to-execution mismatch, where a grasp generated from visual perception may become spatially stale if the object moves before execution, using only sparse tactile int...
Hao-Ran Wang, Yu-Teng Sun, Yuan-Jie Li et al.· 0 citations
This work proposes TIDAL (Temporally Interleaved Diffusion and Action Loop), a hierarchical framework that decouples semantic reasoning from high-frequency actuation in large-scale Vision-Language-Action models and introduces a temporally misaligned training strategy to handle the resulting latency shift.
Yuteng Sun, Hao-Ran Wang, Ruofei Bai et al.· arXiv.org· 5 citations
This work presents VistaVLA, a novel two-stage framework that constructs a geometry- and semantics-aware 3D cognitive representation from 3D Gaussian primitives and grounds it as compact context tokens for VLA policy learning, and introduces Merge-then-Query (MtQ), a token summarization mechanism.