Dual-horizon foresight improves UAV navigation from language instructions

ForeFly predicts both near-term and route-critical future states to guide aerial vision-language navigation, outperforming reactive baselines.

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Kunhui Wang · Xintong Zhang · Junyu Gao · Changsheng Xu

Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences · University of Chinese Academy of Sciences · Peng Cheng Laboratory · Duke Kunshan University

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The authors propose ForeFly, a dual-horizon latent world action model that forecasts both proximal and adaptive route-critical future states to aid UAV navigation from natural language.

The authors built a model with two horizon-specific foresight predictors.

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From Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences and 3 others · Released code

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ForeFly predicts both proximal and route-critical futures to improve aerial navigation from language instructions.

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