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most citedNeural Network Controller for Autonomous Pile Loading Revised

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cs.RO2026

ReGIL: Retrieval-Guided Imitation Learning from a Single Demonstration

Yuying Zhang, Francesco Verdoja, Wenyan Yang +1

Learning robot manipulation policies with deep neural networks from a single demonstration remains highly challenging, as even small deviations from the demonstrated trajectory can…

cs.RO2026

Bridging the Embodiment Gap: Disentangled Cross-Embodiment Video Editing

Zhiyuan Li, Wenyan Yang, Wenshuai Zhao +4

Learning robotic manipulation from human videos is a promising solution to the data bottleneck in robotics, but the distribution shift between humans and robots remains a critical…

cs.RO2025

Extracting Visual Plans from Unlabeled Videos via Symbolic Guidance

Wenyan Yang, Ahmet Tikna, Yi Zhao +4

Visual planning, by offering a sequence of intermediate visual subgoals to a goal-conditioned low-level policy, achieves promising performance on long-horizon manipulation tasks. T…

cs.RO2024

ReMoBot: Retrieval-Based Few-Shot Imitation Learning for Mobile Manipulation with Vision Foundation Models

Yuying Zhang, Wenyan Yang, Francesco Verdoja +2

Imitation learning (IL) algorithms typically distill demonstrations into parametric policies to mimic expert behavior. However, with limited data and partial observability, such as…

cs.RO2023

Seq2Seq Imitation Learning for Tactile Feedback-based Manipulation

Wenyan Yang, Alexandre Angleraud, Roel S. Pieters +2

Robot control for tactile feedback-based manipulation can be difficult due to the modeling of physical contacts, partial observability of the environment, and noise in perception a…

cs.RO2021

Monolithic vs. hybrid controller for multi-objective Sim-to-Real learning

Atakan Dag, Alexandre Angleraud, Wenyan Yang +4

Simulation to real (Sim-to-Real) is an attractive approach to construct controllers for robotic tasks that are easier to simulate than to analytically solve. Working Sim-to-Real so…