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  1. Research · Robotics & embodied AI

    Future 3D motion prediction boosts robot learning with fewer demonstrations

    Trace-WAM: Learning to Act via 3D Motion Prediction for World Action Models

    The method, Trace-WAM, jointly predicts future video, 3D motion, and actions, improving performance on several benchmarks and real-world tasks, especially when data is limited.

    LIBERO: 98.7% success rate (as reported)

    The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Alibaba Group, Tsinghua University

  2. Research · Robotics & embodied AI

    Robots can anticipate physical changes without generating videos of the future

    PDRVLA: A Vision-Language-Action Model with Physical Dynamics Representations

    PDRVLA extracts compact physical tokens from VLM features via future prediction objectives, achieving high success rates on four simulation benchmarks without online video generation.

    LIBERO: 99.3% success rate (as reported)

    Peking University, JD.com

  3. Research · Robotics & embodied AI

    Robots can act at 50 Hz while updating visual understanding once a second

    Leap-VLA: High-Rate Robot Control from a Low-Rate VLM Backbone

    Cached semantic context plus a fast visual stream allows robot control at 20-50 Hz with 1-second VLM updates, recovering over 94% success rate.

    LIBERO Goal: 97.2% success rate (as reported)

    Leapmotor

  4. Research · Robotics & embodied AI

    Compact robot policy uses lightweight memory to stabilize action generation

    REKI: Registering Knowledge in VLAs

    REKI combines public-data pretraining with cached register tokens that preserve recent visual context at less than 1 percent inference overhead.

    LIBERO: 97.5% success rate (as reported)

    Kyutai, Inria, École nationale des ponts et chaussées

  5. Research · Robotics & embodied AI

    Robots can use human videos before learning their own controls

    RynnVLA-Latent: Scaling Robotic Manipulation Foundation Models with 3D-Grounded Latent Actions

    Zhao and colleagues pretrained a robot policy on motion representations extracted from 30,100 hours of video, then adapted it to specific robots and evaluated manipulation performance.

    LIBERO: 98.8% success (as reported)

    Hong Kong Embodied AI Lab, CUHK, PUMC

  6. Research · Robotics & embodied AI

    Robots learn tasks better with demonstrations generated by a video model

    RynnWorld-Latent: A Cross-Embodiment World Model Conditioned on Universal Latent Actions

    Zhao and colleagues report that a model trained across human, robot and simulation videos generates additional demonstrations that improve robot policy success in the evaluated settings.

    LIBERO: 97.8% success rate (as reported)

    Hong Kong Embodied AI Lab, CUHK, DAMO Academy, Alibaba Group

  7. Research · Efficiency & systems

    Robot fleets can finish more work with fewer active robots

    Serving Agentic Robot Fleets: Workload Characterization, KV-Cache Thrashing, and Admission Control

    In sustained replay of robot workloads, limiting active episodes restored shared computing throughput and roughly quadrupled completed programs.

    LIBERO-PRO: 1 VLA capacity under 1% starvation SLO (robots) (as reported)

    Huawei Inc.

  8. Research · Robotics & embodied AI

    Synthetic demonstrations let robot policies escape sparse-reward failures

    SynthDemo-RL: Breaking the Zero-Reward Barrier in VLA Adaptation with LLM-Guided Synthetic Demonstrations

    An automated teacher supplied successful manipulation trajectories that enabled subsequent reinforcement learning on tasks where direct PPO received no reward.

    LIBERO: 96% success rate (as reported)

    Fujitsu Limited, The Institute of Statistical Mathematics

  9. Research · Robotics & embodied AI

    Reasoning supervision lets action models skip decoding without losing performance

    TacitVLA: Reasoning Vision-Language-Action Models Without Reasoning Latency

    TacitVLA matched explicit-reasoning policies across four robotics and driving benchmarks while reducing action latency by up to 3.4 times.

    LIBERO: 98.6% Success (as reported)

    NVIDIA, New York University, University of California, Berkeley

  10. Research · Robotics & embodied AI

    Visual action rehearsal helps language models control robot manipulation

    World Action Agent: Harnessing VLMs for Robot Manipulation via World Action Rehearsal

    A multi-agent harness lets vision-language models preview, revise, and visually correct robot actions before and during execution.

    LIBERO-Pro: 31.05 calls average model calls per episode (as reported)

    HKUST(GZ), CUHK, Knowin AI

  11. Research · Code & software

    One demonstration can bootstrap reusable robot manipulation programs

    RAPID: Robot Agentic Programming from Demonstrations

    RAPID infers task goals, action primitives and a verification environment from a visual demonstration, then iteratively refines executable robot code.

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology, National University of Singapore, University of Pennsylvania

  12. Research · Robotics & embodied AI

    Wiring details determine whether affordance heads help or hurt VLA policies

    Wiring Matters: Injection Topology and Initialization of Affordance Heads in Vision-Language-Action Policies

    A stop-gradient and an actively initialized residual bridge lift LIBERO success from 93.1% to 96.2%, matching far more complex architectures.

    LIBERO: 93.1% average success rate (as reported)

    Drexel University, Virginia Tech, Amazon Store Foundation AI

  13. Research · Robotics & embodied AI

    Agent-side memory steers stateless robots through long manipulation tasks

    2AM: Grounding Agent-Side Memory as Guidance for Steerable Action Models in Long-Horizon Manipulation

    2AM separates task memory from motor control, using language and optional 2D hints to guide a single RGB-only action model.

    LIBERO-Mem: 63% relaxed success (as reported)

    KU Leuven, Meituan Inc., Flanders Make@KU Leuven

  14. Research · Robotics & embodied AI

    One Model Predicts Robot Futures and Chooses Actions

    SUAVE: Unified Video-Action Models via Masked Diffusion

    SUAVE uses masked diffusion over shared discrete tokens to generate video, robot actions, or both with the same model weights.

    LIBERO: 95.4% success rate (as reported)

    Columbia University, Toyota Research Institute

  15. Research · Robotics & embodied AI

    Adding Depth Helps Video World Models Control Robots More Reliably

    Spatially Aware World Action Model via Geometric Latent Diffusion

    SA-WAM jointly predicts robot actions, RGB frames, and depth while retaining a pretrained video model’s frozen visual tokenizer.

    RoboCasa: 76.6% success rate (as reported)

    Inria, École Normale Supérieure, PSL Research University

  16. Research · Robotics & embodied AI

    Observation-only videos can directly pretrain robot action policies

    Native Action-Prior Learning from Videos for World Action Models

    NAVA-WAM uses visual-transition prediction to train an action model before adapting it with action-labeled robot demonstrations.

    LIBERO: 99% success rate (as reported)

    Meta AI, University of Copenhagen, Physical Intelligence

  17. Research · Robotics & embodied AI

    Adaptive action chunking improves robot control by varying horizon based on prediction reliability.

    GeoAAC: Geometry-Based Adaptive Action Chunking from Denoising Trajectories in VLA Policies

    GeoAAC uses the geometry of flow matching denoising trajectories to adjust the action chunk size per step, boosting real-world success rates from 53.3% to 74.4%.

    real-world manipulation tasks: 74.4% success rate (as reported)

    Tongji University, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China