Oct 2026· IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters· Vol 11, pp. 11936-11943· 1 citation· 26 references
Abstract
In this paper, we propose AeroDiffusion, a real-time closed-loop diffusion planning framework for quadrotor navigation in dynamic environments. The core idea is to turn conditional diffusion from a single-shot trajectory generator into an onboard receding-horizon planner: temporal depth-state conditioning models multi-modal future 3D trajectories, preference-guided batch selection converts these modes into an executable safe trajectory, and warm-start denoising reuses the previous plan to meet real-time replanning latency. This design allows the planner to react to moving obstacles from onboard perception while maintaining temporally consistent commands. Together, the simulation and indoor flight experiments show effective obstacle avoidance and real-time onboard replanning in the tested scenarios.
An integrated framework that combines a vision module for landing point and time prediction with a direct position and time conditioned RL locomotion policy, instead of intermediate velocity commands is proposed, which mitigates perception latency during dynamic interception.
Yi-Dong Zhu, Zibo Dai, Tong-Ning Zhang et al.· 0 citations
CAVEAT, a diffusion policy conditioned on a recurrent internal state updated from fused LiDAR, visual, and pose features and trained from trajectories generated by the map-based FUELv2 expert, is investigated through simulation.
Steven Visch, Nicolò Botteghi, Antonio Franchi et al.· 0 citations
Many robotic manipulation tasks require both unconstrained motion in free space and precise tracking of constrained paths. Seamlessly switching between these motion types while replanning trajectories online, for example, during human–robot interaction, is a challenging problem. We propose a novel receding-horizon...
F. Beck, Thies Oelerich, Minh Nhat Vu et al.· Journal of Intelligent &...· 0 citations
This paper presents a fast adaptive planning method for tractor-trailer systems that resolves parameter uncertainties by adapting a nominal trajectory to true parameters via iLQR, eliminating the need to store MPs for various configurations.
Tian-Yu Zhou, Ye-Wei Wang, Akhil Umat et al.· 2026 IEEE 22nd International...· 0 citations
Orienteering problem (OP) has wide real-world applications and also great potential in human-robot collaboration. However, existing approaches struggle to simultaneously ensure safe and feasible trajectories while achieving high-quality task execution in shared workspaces. To this end, this work studies the OP with tim...
Song-Qun Gao, Elena Basei, M. Roveri et al.· 0 citations
Autonomous aerial transportation systems are increasingly deployed in real-world scenarios, where multirotors with suspended payloads offer mechanical simplicity and high agility while remaining challenging for motion planning. Existing whole-body planning approaches are typically computationally demanding, making it d...
Teng-Fei Pei, Hai-Xin Yu, Jian-Da Han et al.· IEEE Transactions on Automat...· 0 citations
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