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cs.RO2026

Exploiting Vulnerabilities: Universal Adversarial Attacks on Vision-Language-Action Models in Robotics

Songhua Yang, Ziyu Liu, Yuanwei Liu +5

Recently, Vision-Language-Action (VLA) models have revolutionized robotic manipulation by seamlessly integrating visual perception, language understanding, and action generation in…

cs.RO2026

ICI-VLA: In-Context Imitation with Spatiotemporally Aligned Demonstrations for Vision-Language-Action Models

Songhua Yang, Ziyu Liu, Xuetao Li +3

Vision-Language-Action (VLA) policies are commonly adapted to new manipulation settings through additional gradient updates, which limits rapid deployment when task-specific data o…

cs.RO2026

Bridging Speech, Emotion, and Motion: a VLM-based Multimodal Edge-deployable Framework for Humanoid Robots

Songhua Yang, Xuetao Li, Xuanye Fei +2

Effective human-robot interaction requires emotionally rich multimodal expressions, yet most humanoid robots lack coordinated speech, facial expressions, and gestures. Meanwhile, r…

cs.RO2026

When Attention Betrays: Erasing Backdoor Attacks in Robotic Policies by Reconstructing Visual Tokens

Xuetao Li, Pinhan Fu, Wenke Huang +7

Downstream fine-tuning of vision-language-action (VLA) models enhances robotics, yet exposes the pipeline to backdoor risks. Attackers can pretrain VLAs on poisoned data to implant…

cs.RO2025

RGMP: Recurrent Geometric-prior Multimodal Policy for Generalizable Humanoid Robot Manipulation

Xuetao Li, Wenke Huang, Nengyuan Pan +7

Humanoid robots exhibit significant potential in executing diverse human-level skills. However, current research predominantly relies on data-driven approaches that necessitate ext…

cs.RO2024

Learning Robust Grasping Strategy Through Tactile Sensing and Adaption Skill

Yueming Hu, Mengde Li, Songhua Yang +3

Robust grasping represents an essential task in robotics, necessitating tactile feedback and reactive grasping adjustments for robust grasping of objects. Previous research has ext…