activity
20202026
most citedScaling Cross-Embodied Learning: One Policy for Manipulation, Navigation, Locomotion and Aviation

6 citations · 9 across the 9 of their papers we have counts for

collaborators
Showing cs.ROShow all

19 papers · 1 filter

cs.RO2026

SteerVLA: Steering Vision-Language-Action Models in Long-Tail Driving Scenarios

Tian Gao, Celine Tan, Catherine Glossop +8

A fundamental challenge in autonomous driving is the integration of high-level, semantic reasoning for long-tail events with low-level, reactive control for robust driving. While l…

cs.RO2026

RoboReward: General-Purpose Vision-Language Reward Models for Robotics

Tony Lee, Andrew Wagenmaker, Karl Pertsch +3

A well-designed reward is critical for effective reinforcement learning-based policy improvement. In real-world robotics, obtaining such rewards typically requires either labor-int…

cs.RO2025

PolaRiS: Scalable Real-to-Sim Evaluations for Generalist Robot Policies

Arhan Jain, Mingtong Zhang, Kanav Arora +11

A significant challenge for robot learning research is our ability to accurately measure and compare the performance of robot policies. Benchmarking in robotics is historically cha…

cs.RO2025

Emergence of Human to Robot Transfer in Vision-Language-Action Models

Simar Kareer, Karl Pertsch, James Darpinian +5

Vision-language-action (VLA) models can enable broad open world generalization, but require large and diverse datasets. It is appealing to consider whether some of this data can co…

cs.RO2025

Robust Finetuning of Vision-Language-Action Robot Policies via Parameter Merging

Yajat Yadav, Zhiyuan Zhou, Andrew Wagenmaker +2

Generalist robot policies, trained on large and diverse datasets, have demonstrated the ability to generalize across a wide spectrum of behaviors, enabling a single policy to act i…

cs.RO2025

Learning Affordances at Inference-Time for Vision-Language-Action Models

Ameesh Shah, William Chen, Adwait Godbole +3

Solving complex real-world control tasks often takes multiple tries: if we fail at first, we reflect on what went wrong, and change our strategy accordingly to avoid making the sam…