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most citedIntegrative neurocybernetic modeling in the era of large-scale neuroscience

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cs.RO2026

Spline Policy: A Structured Representation for Robot Policies

Mengze Tian, Yiming Li, Sichao Liu +2

Modern imitation-learning policies for robot manipulation often represent actions as fixed-resolution action chunks, which are simple and effective but expose limited geometric and…

cs.RO2026

Polymander II: an amphibious salamander-inspired robot with contact and flow sensors

Qiyuan Fu, Sudong Lee, Andrea Grillo +4

Robots benefit from sensory information to coordinate body movement, gain robustness against perturbations, and transition between different modes to adapt to various terrains. How…

cs.RO2026

Learning Whole-Body Control for a Salamander Robot

Mengze Tian, Qiyuan Fu, Chuanfang Ning +2

Amphibious legged robots inspired by salamanders are promising in applications in complex amphibious environments. However, despite the significant success of training controllers…

cs.RO2025

Geometry-aware Policy Imitation

Yiming Li, Nael Darwiche, Amirreza Razmjoo +4

We propose a Geometry-aware Policy Imitation (GPI) approach that rethinks imitation learning by treating demonstrations as geometric curves rather than collections of state-action…

cs.RO2025

SATA: Safe and Adaptive Torque-Based Locomotion Policies Inspired by Animal Learning

Peizhuo Li, Hongyi Li, Ge Sun +7

Despite recent advances in learning-based controllers for legged robots, deployments in human-centric environments remain limited by safety concerns. Most of these approaches use p…

cs.RO2025

Adaptive Negative Damping Control for User-Dependent Multi-Terrain Walking Assistance with a Hip Exoskeleton

Giulia Ramella, Auke Ijspeert, Mohamed Bouri

Hip exoskeletons are known for their versatility in assisting users across varied scenarios. However, current assistive strategies often lack the flexibility to accommodate for ind…