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Sep 2026
Results indicate that combining terrain-conditioned neural kinematics, optimization-based planning, and language-guided adaptation yields data-efficient and robust autonomy for articulated tracked robots.
Zhe Gan, Yan-Bo Chen, Li-Rong Che et al.
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In urban search and rescue, articulated tracked robots (ATRs) must traverse structured but contact-rich environments such as stairwells and cluttered building interiors. Reliable autonomy remains challenging because robot-terrain interaction (RTI) is hybrid and discontinuous, and effective flipper-track coordination is...
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Jul 2026
This work proposes ActSWM, an action-sensitive latent world model grounded in a transition-separation principle, which preserves larger action-dependent rollout gaps than existing baselines, improves task success in long-horizon interactive settings, and enables world-model-based action recovery from offline gameplay v...
Zhe Gan, Zitong Zeng, Jiajun Cheng et al.
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