NORM-Nav is a zero-shot framework that parses natural language behavioral constraints with an LLM, grounds them via vision-LiDAR, and encodes them as multi-layer costmaps for grid-based robot navigation.
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Steerable VLAs trained on rich synthetic commands at subtask, motion, and pixel levels enable VLMs to steer robot behavior more effectively, outperforming prior hierarchical baselines on real-world manipulation and generalization tasks.
R&B-EnCoRe uses self-supervised importance-weighted variational inference to distill action-predictive reasoning datasets that improve VLA performance on manipulation, navigation, and driving tasks without external verifiers.
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NORM-Nav: Zero-Shot Mobile Robot Navigation with Natural Language Behavioral Constraints
NORM-Nav is a zero-shot framework that parses natural language behavioral constraints with an LLM, grounds them via vision-LiDAR, and encodes them as multi-layer costmaps for grid-based robot navigation.
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Steerable Vision-Language-Action Policies for Embodied Reasoning and Hierarchical Control
Steerable VLAs trained on rich synthetic commands at subtask, motion, and pixel levels enable VLMs to steer robot behavior more effectively, outperforming prior hierarchical baselines on real-world manipulation and generalization tasks.
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Self-Supervised Bootstrapping of Action-Predictive Embodied Reasoning
R&B-EnCoRe uses self-supervised importance-weighted variational inference to distill action-predictive reasoning datasets that improve VLA performance on manipulation, navigation, and driving tasks without external verifiers.
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