The authors propose a test-time planning method that avoids task-specific training.
Robots plan object rearrangements by simulating thousands of options at test time
Simify reconstructs 3D scenes from a single RGB-D image and uses evolutionary search over parallel physics rollouts to find stable arrangements.
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Ivan Kapelyukh · Yafei Hu · Ran Gong · Brandon May · Tushar Kusnur · Laura Herlant · +3 more
Robotics and AI Institute · Imperial College London
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Kapelyukh et al.
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Simify performs explicit spatial reasoning for robot manipulation at test time by reconstructing simulation-ready assets from a single RGB-D image and searching via parallel physics rollouts.
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