A physically viable world model augments 3D Gaussian splats with physics simulation to assess robot route feasibility under simulated terrain changes like flooding, revealing failures not visible in static maps.
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Bridge-WA introduces a lightweight distillation-based world-action model that uses future-change priors to improve robotic task success and robustness without deployment-time dense rollouts.
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Path Planning in Physically Viable World Models
A physically viable world model augments 3D Gaussian splats with physics simulation to assess robot route feasibility under simulated terrain changes like flooding, revealing failures not visible in static maps.
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Bridge-WA: Predicting Where and How the World Changes for Robotic Action
Bridge-WA introduces a lightweight distillation-based world-action model that uses future-change priors to improve robotic task success and robustness without deployment-time dense rollouts.