Referring-Aware Visuomotor Policy Learning for Closed-Loop Manipulation
Jiahua Ma, Yiran Qin, Xin Wen, Yixiong Li, Yuyu Sun, Yulan Guo, Liang Lin, Ruimao Zhang

TL;DR
This paper introduces ReV, a closed-loop visuomotor policy framework that adaptively re-plans trajectories in real-time for robotic manipulation, enhancing robustness to unforeseen circumstances without extra data.
Contribution
ReV is a novel framework that integrates sparse referring points into visuomotor policies for dynamic, real-time trajectory adaptation during manipulation tasks.
Findings
ReV achieves higher success rates in simulated tasks.
ReV demonstrates robustness in real-world manipulation scenarios.
ReV operates without additional data or fine-tuning.
Abstract
This paper addresses a fundamental problem of visuomotor policy learning for robotic manipulation: how to enhance robustness in out-of-distribution execution errors or dynamically re-routing trajectories, where the model relies solely on the original expert demonstrations for training. We introduce the Referring-Aware Visuomotor Policy (ReV), a closed-loop framework that can adapt to unforeseen circumstances by instantly incorporating sparse referring points provided by a human or a high-level reasoning planner. Specifically, ReV leverages the coupled diffusion heads to preserve standard task execution patterns while seamlessly integrating sparse referring via a trajectory-steering strategy. Upon receiving a specific referring point, the global diffusion head firstly generates a sequence of globally consistent yet temporally sparse action anchors, while identifies the precise temporal…
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