DAM-VLA decouples per-modality temporal processing in vision-language-action models via latent buffers refreshed at sensor rates, achieving 95.2% average success versus 40.95% for synchronous baselines on seven real-world manipulation tasks while enabling 100 Hz control.
arXiv preprint arXiv:2512.24673 (2025)
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