World action models improve robotic manipulation by conditioning actions on predicted futures, yet existing tactile variants largely inherit video-generation pipelines that reconstruct future tactile observations through iterative denoising. Such prediction can become unreliable under deployment drift: small changes in...
En-Yi Wang, Ming-Xin Wang, Quan Shi et al.· 0 citations
StageWAM is introduced, which augments a Motus-based World Action Model with Stage-JEPA, a goal-conditioned Joint-Embedding Predictive Architecture (JEPA) predictor, which uses a frozen V-JEPA2 encoder to extract the current-state representation and predicts the latent target of the next inferred stage.
Xiao Liu, Yuguang Yang, Xi Wang et al.· 2 citations· ⚡1
World action models (WAMs) improve robot control by modeling how observations evolve, but generating future observations at test time incurs substantial latency. Fast-WAM removes this process for efficiency; however, our matched implementations show lower generalization for Fast-WAM than for future-aware alternatives,...