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cs.RO2026

Neural-Primitive: An Efficient End-to-end Local Planner with Primitive-based Imitation Learning for Autonomous Flight

Zhitao Liu, Guangtong Xu, Zihan Wang +3

Autonomous flight in unknown cluttered environments is hindered by the computation-quality-memory trilemma of onboard trajectory generation. In this paper, we propose an efficient…

cs.RO2026

FLIP: Real-Time and Resilient Formation Planning for Large-Scale DIstributed Swarms via Point Cloud Registration

Yuan Zhou, Guangtong Xu, Zhenyu Hou +2

Traditional large-scale formation planning either oversimplify the formation representation which leads to poor performance, or they employ complete collaborative relationships, wh…

cs.RO2026

Precise Aggressive Aerial Maneuvers with Sensorimotor Policies

Tianyue Wu, Guangtong Xu, Zihan Wang +6

Precise aggressive maneuvers with lightweight onboard sensors remains a key bottleneck in fully exploiting the maneuverability of drones. Such maneuvers are critical for expanding…

cs.RO2025

Number Adaptive Formation Flight Planning via Affine Deformable Guidance in Narrow Environments

Yuan Zhou, Jialiang Hou, Guangtong Xu +1

Formation maintenance with varying number of drones in narrow environments hinders the convergence of planning to the desired configurations. To address this challenge, this paper…

cs.RO2025

Flying on Point Clouds with Reinforcement Learning

Guangtong Xu, Tianyue Wu, Zihan Wang +2

A long-cherished vision of drones is to autonomously traverse through clutter to reach every corner of the world using onboard sensing and computation. In this paper, we combine on…

cs.RO2024

Sparse-Graph-Enabled Formation Planning for Large-Scale Aerial Swarms

Yuan Zhou, Lun Quan, Chao Xu +2

The formation trajectory planning using complete graphs to model collaborative constraints becomes computationally intractable as the number of drones increases due to the curse of…