GlassFormer fuses radar and depth for real-time glass segmentation
A new model combines radar and depth data to help robots perceive transparent surfaces that standard cameras and depth sensors miss.
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A new model combines radar and depth data to help robots perceive transparent surfaces that standard cameras and depth sensors miss.
A new method maps upper-body human demonstrations from monocular video to robots while preserving geometric consistency, addressing the spatial mismatch between body and hand motion.
A new method breaks task descriptions into finer-grained sub-instructions to better condition robot policies.
A new approach aims to generate both wide-field-of-view video and matching spatial audio from standard footage.
A new arXiv preprint proposes breaking spurious emotional causality in video captioning via spatiotemporal grounding and counterfactual intervention.
A new arXiv note describes a test-time adaptation method that aligns feature spaces without iterative training.
An arXiv preprint examines whether in-context learning can be applied to handwritten text recognition, a technology used to digitize historical documents.
A new arXiv preprint proposes building world-action models on predictive visual latents rather than adapting pretrained video generators.
A new arXiv paper highlights how compressing multimodal inputs into a single vector can limit fine-grained expressiveness.
A new approach to representing 3D convolutions in runtime systems could make generative world models more practical for embedded planning.
An adaptive meta-learning approach integrates weather and explainability to improve bus arrival time predictions under sparse and dynamic conditions.
A new arXiv paper argues that conventional defect predictors miss the relational structure of open-source game development, proposing typed temporal interaction features instead.
A new method adapts core-loss predictions from lab-friendly waveforms to the trapezoidal and PWM shapes seen in actual power converters.
A new SCM-grounded environment evaluates whether LLM agents can recover causal graphs from observations and budget-constrained hard interventions.
A new framework adapts federated mixture-of-experts with adaptive pruning for low-Earth-orbit satellites, where conventional federated learning falls short.
A new control framework for knee rehabilitation exoskeletons frames safe interaction as a disturbance-rejection problem, absorbing spasms and voluntary effort.
A new preprint examines whether Lagrangian and Hamiltonian neural networks can handle systems with explicit time dependence and dissipation.
A new arXiv preprint asks whether circuit alignment in a trained model's weights can forecast out-of-distribution generalization without any target-domain data.