most citedCan Large Language Models Identify Materials from Radar Signals?

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cs.CV2026

Failure Modes of Vision-Language Models for Human Activity Understanding in Thermal HRI

Han Hu, He Chen

Thermal cameras enable robots to perceive human activities in darkness while revealing less personally identifiable appearance information and fewer details of the surrounding envi…

cs.RO2026

M3-Tele: A Unified Multimodal Teleoperational Framework for Compliant Whole-Body Mobile Manipulation

Hengxiang Chen, Shenwen Deng, Yujian Ma +3

Executing contact-rich tasks efficiently requires the seamless integration of whole-body coordination and physical compliance regulation. However, existing teleoperation and data-c…

eess.SP2026

RadarEye: Robust Liquid Level Tracking Using mmWave Radar in Robotic Pouring

Hongyu Deng, He Chen

Transparent liquid manipulation in robotic pouring remains challenging for perception systems: specular/refraction effects and lighting variability degrade visual cues, undermining…

eess.SP2025★ 1 cited

Can Large Language Models Identify Materials from Radar Signals?

Jiangyou Zhu, Hongyu Deng, He Chen

Accurately identifying the material composition of objects is a critical capability for AI robots powered by large language models (LLMs) to perform context-aware manipulation. Rad…

cs.RO2025★ 1 cited

Robotic Perception with a Large Tactile-Vision-Language Model for Physical Property Inference

Zexiang Guo, Hengxiang Chen, Xinheng Mai +5

Inferring physical properties can significantly enhance robotic manipulation by enabling robots to handle objects safely and efficiently through adaptive grasping strategies. Previ…

cs.RO2025

FuseGrasp: Radar-Camera Fusion for Robotic Grasping of Transparent Objects

Hongyu Deng, Tianfan Xue, He Chen

Transparent objects are prevalent in everyday environments, but their distinct physical properties pose significant challenges for camera-guided robotic arms. Current research is m…