Skip to content
VLA 線 · 查看同日 AI 報告 →查看同日 AI 报告 →
VLA 研究日報 Pulsar
FEED
— AI 線暫無可用資料 —— AI 线暂无可用资料 —

VLA 研究日報VLA 研究日报

共 28 篇

🔧 技術技术

📖 背景閱讀背景阅读

VLA

rMuscle: Robotic Muscle Memory for Efficient Vision-Language-Action Model Inference

Factory work is a promising early scenario for embodied AI: assigning repetitive manual jobs to robots has clear economic payoff, and a structured station keeps the jobs tractable for current policies. Vision-Language-Action (VLA) models now dominate as the policy paradigm for these robots. The inference latency of VLA models directly affects robot responsiveness and motion smoothness. However, existing VLA inference frameworks do not fully exploit the characteristics of embodied workloads or ac

hf-papers 閱讀原文
VLA [Robotics Institute, Carnegie Mellon University]

Not All Layers Need Tuning: Diagnosing and Directing Adaptation in Vision-Language-Action Models

Shahram Najam Syed et al. · arXiv:2609.18084v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Fine-tuning a Vision-Language-Action (VLA) model for a new deployment environment is expensive, yet most methods apply uniform-capacity adapters to every network region as if every region requires equal adjustment. This paper tests that assumption on five architecturally diverse VLAs (OpenVLA-OFT, $\pi_0$, SmolVLA, DTP, Octo; 93M-7B parameters). Measuring per-region adaptation cost as normalized parameter displacement under region-isolated fine-tun

VLA [Stanford|Finn]

Reinforcement Learning for Real-Time Vision-Language-Action Policies

Perry Dong et al. · arXiv:2609.18207v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Reinforcement learning fine-tuning on top of large, pretrained Vision-Language-Action (VLA) models offers promise for highly reliable robot deployment. However, because of their scale, modern VLA models suffer from high inference latency, so the observation used to select an action is often stale by execution time, creating a distribution shift that can substantially degrade reliability and performance. Prior work has explored asynchronous policy e

VLA [TAMS (Technical Aspects of Multimodal Systems), Department of Informatics, University of Hamburg]

ForceDelta-VLA: Distilling Force-Conditioned ActionCorrections for Contact-Rich Manipulation

Ju Dong et al. · arXiv:2609.18242v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Force-aware Vision-Language-Action (VLA) policies improve contact-rich manipulation, but typically combine task-level motion and contact-dependent adjustment in a single action prediction. Demonstrations provide no explicit labels for decomposing that prediction into a reusable reference action and a correction. We present ForceDelta-VLA, a correction-distillation framework that constructs an explicit force-correction target using paired prediction

VLA [Purdue University West Lafayette]

DetAug: Obstacle-Blind Trajectory Augmentation for Zero-shot Obstacle Avoidance

Reece O'Mahoney et al. · arXiv:2609.18395v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Policies for robotic manipulation are produced by training on large teleoperated datasets. These datasets typically consist of free-space trajectories, making them difficult to transfer to test-time environments with obstacles. Previous methods for closing this gap have largely fallen into two groups. Dataset augmentation addresses it at training time but needs obstacle geometry in advance, whereas steering an existing checkpoint at inference time