Rolling predictions make robot replanning 4.5 times faster

The method reuses partially denoised video and action predictions across control cycles instead of regenerating the full planning horizon.

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Yinghua Zhou · Junjie Ye · Yiqi Zhao · Hao Dong · Celina Shiyu Wang · Ruohai Ge · +5 more

University of Southern California · Brown University · Fudan University · Toyota Research Institute

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Zhou et al.

The authors built a world action model that maintains a sliding window of aligned video and action chunks at staggered noise levels.

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From Toyota Research Institute and 3 others · Part of World Model Planning for Agents, now 24 papers

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Rolling-WAM distributes video-action denoising across replanning cycles to achieve 4.5x faster replanning without sacrificing manipulation performance.

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