General-purpose embodied robots should support both navigation toward language-specified destinations and dynamic person tracking under arbitrary initial target azimuths. However, existing methods typically rely on forward-facing observations and address these tasks with separate policies, limiting omnidirectional perc...
Peng-Fei Qi, Hao-Ran Lin, Si-Zhuang Chen et al.· 0 citations
Soft morphing surfaces show great potential for adaptive physical interaction, yet their inverse design remains challenging due to strong material nonlinearity and large geometric deformations. Inspired by the differential growth of Acetabularia, we develop shape‐programmable morphing surfaces (SPMS) and establish a...
Xiao-Jie Diao, Juncai Long, Xin-Qi Liu et al.· Advanced Functional Material...· 0 citations
Cross-embodiment navigation is a key challenge in embodied intelligence. Due to differences in embodiment, the same visual observation may imply different actions for different agents, making prediction ambiguous when relying solely on vision. Existing studies mainly rely on reinforcement learning, which requires large...
Jialu Zhang, Yong Du, Xianda Guo et al.· arXiv.org· 0 citations
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