Multimodal Diffusion Forcing trains a diffusion model on partially masked multimodal robot trajectories to learn temporal and cross-modal dependencies for forceful manipulation.
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AFFORD2ACT distills a minimal set of affordance-guided 2D keypoints from text and a single image to train a 38-dimensional gated transformer policy that achieves 82% success on unseen objects and scenes.
RIGVid shows that filtered AI-generated videos can serve as effective supervision for complex robotic manipulation tasks without any real demonstrations.
UniVLA trains cross-embodiment vision-language-action policies from unlabeled videos via a latent action model in DINO space, beating OpenVLA on benchmarks with 1/20th pretraining compute and 1/10th downstream data.
HumanEgo reports 92.5% average success on four real robot tasks using only 15-30 minutes of human video per task and zero robot data, with zero-shot transfer to new robots and cameras.
FunCanon introduces functional object canonicalization with VLM affordances to create pose-aware action primitives for generalizable imitation learning in robotic manipulation.
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Multimodal Diffusion Forcing for Forceful Manipulation
Multimodal Diffusion Forcing trains a diffusion model on partially masked multimodal robot trajectories to learn temporal and cross-modal dependencies for forceful manipulation.
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AFFORD2ACT: Affordance-Guided Automatic Keypoint Selection for Generalizable and Lightweight Robotic Manipulation
AFFORD2ACT distills a minimal set of affordance-guided 2D keypoints from text and a single image to train a 38-dimensional gated transformer policy that achieves 82% success on unseen objects and scenes.
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Robotic Manipulation by Imitating Generated Videos Without Physical Demonstrations
RIGVid shows that filtered AI-generated videos can serve as effective supervision for complex robotic manipulation tasks without any real demonstrations.
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UniVLA: Learning to Act Anywhere with Task-centric Latent Actions
UniVLA trains cross-embodiment vision-language-action policies from unlabeled videos via a latent action model in DINO space, beating OpenVLA on benchmarks with 1/20th pretraining compute and 1/10th downstream data.
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HumanEgo: Zero-Shot Robot Learning from Minutes of Human Egocentric Videos
HumanEgo reports 92.5% average success on four real robot tasks using only 15-30 minutes of human video per task and zero robot data, with zero-shot transfer to new robots and cameras.
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FUNCanon: Learning Pose-Aware Action Primitives via Functional Object Canonicalization for Generalizable Robotic Manipulation
FunCanon introduces functional object canonicalization with VLM affordances to create pose-aware action primitives for generalizable imitation learning in robotic manipulation.