DiffusionDrive shows that seeding a diffusion policy with K-Means anchor trajectories and truncating the diffusion schedule allows real-time (45 FPS) end-to-end driving planning with a 2-step denoising process and a 88.1 PDMS score on NAVSIM.
DiPPeST: Diffusion-based Path Planner for Synthesizing Trajectories Applied on Quadruped Robots
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We present DiPPeST, a novel image and goal conditioned diffusion-based trajectory generator for quadrupedal robot path planning. DiPPeST is a zero-shot adaptation of our previously introduced diffusion-based 2D global trajectory generator (DiPPeR). The introduced system incorporates a novel strategy for local real-time path refinements, that is reactive to camera input, without requiring any further training, image processing, or environment interpretation techniques. DiPPeST achieves 92% success rate in obstacle avoidance for nominal environments and an average of 88% success rate when tested in environments that are up to 3.5 times more complex in pixel variation than DiPPeR. A visual-servoing framework is developed to allow for real-world execution, tested on the quadruped robot, achieving 80% success rate in different environments and showcasing improved behavior than complex state-of-the-art local planners, in narrow environments.
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DiffusionDrive: Truncated Diffusion Model for End-to-End Autonomous Driving
DiffusionDrive shows that seeding a diffusion policy with K-Means anchor trajectories and truncating the diffusion schedule allows real-time (45 FPS) end-to-end driving planning with a 2-step denoising process and a 88.1 PDMS score on NAVSIM.