Robot Motion Learning
Robot motion learning aims to enable robots to acquire and execute complex movements autonomously, focusing on efficient and robust skill acquisition. Current research emphasizes integrating large language models with sensorimotor feedback for more adaptable and versatile control, employing methods like flow matching and instruction learning to improve training speed and performance. These advancements leverage techniques such as Riemannian geometry to better represent robot states and actions, leading to smoother, more energy-efficient movements and potentially impacting diverse fields from manufacturing to assistive robotics.
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