ReV is a referring-aware visuomotor policy using coupled diffusion heads for real-time trajectory replanning in robotic manipulation, trained solely via targeted perturbations to expert demonstrations and achieving higher success rates in simulated and real tasks.
Learning agile robotic locomotion skills by imitating animals
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