MCF-Proto adds a motion-centric local action frame and prototype parameterization to VLA models, inducing emergent geometric structure and improved robustness from standard demonstrations alone.
Learning generalizable manipulation policies with object-centric 3d representations
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ReKep encodes robotic tasks as optimizable Python functions over 3D keypoints that are generated automatically from language and RGB-D input, enabling real-time hierarchical planning on single- and dual-arm platforms without task-specific data.
A simulation-grounded state policy using 3D particle dynamics outperforms an egocentric vision policy by 30.8% in L1 error on unseen rope configurations for bimanual manipulation from limited human data.
SID achieves approximately 90% success on six real-world manipulation tasks with only two demonstrations under out-of-distribution initializations, with less than 10% performance drop under distractors and disturbances.
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Beyond World-Frame Action Heads: Motion-Centric Action Frames for Vision-Language-Action Models
MCF-Proto adds a motion-centric local action frame and prototype parameterization to VLA models, inducing emergent geometric structure and improved robustness from standard demonstrations alone.
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ReKep: Spatio-Temporal Reasoning of Relational Keypoint Constraints for Robotic Manipulation
ReKep encodes robotic tasks as optimizable Python functions over 3D keypoints that are generated automatically from language and RGB-D input, enabling real-time hierarchical planning on single- and dual-arm platforms without task-specific data.
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Learning Sim-Grounded Policies for Bimanual Rope Manipulation from Human Teleoperation Data
A simulation-grounded state policy using 3D particle dynamics outperforms an egocentric vision policy by 30.8% in L1 error on unseen rope configurations for bimanual manipulation from limited human data.
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SID: Sliding into Distribution for Robust Few-Demonstration Manipulation
SID achieves approximately 90% success on six real-world manipulation tasks with only two demonstrations under out-of-distribution initializations, with less than 10% performance drop under distractors and disturbances.