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RESEARCHarXiv CS.LG·29d ago

Distributional Reinforcement Learning via the Cram\'er Distance

This paper introduces the Cramér-based Distributional Soft Actor-Critic (C-DSAC) algorithm, applying Soft Actor-Critic within a distributional reinforcement learning framework by minimizing the squared Cramér distance. Empirical results demonstrate that C-DSAC outperforms baseline SAC and other distributional methods, particularly in high-complexity environments, attributed to its confidence-driven Q-value updates.

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RESEARCHarXiv CS.LG·27d ago

Learning When to Act: Communication-Efficient Reinforcement Learning via Run-Time Assurance

This paper introduces a communication-efficient reinforcement learning approach where a single policy learns both control inputs and timing decisions, secured by a pointwise Lyapunov safety shield. A run-time assurance layer overrides the policy to provide strictly stronger safety guarantees and achieve significantly higher mean inter-sample intervals on various systems.

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RESEARCHarXiv CS.AI·12d ago

Ultra-Reduced-Impact-Encased-Logging (URIEL): propose a new method for selective sustainable logging and post-harvest silvicultural treatment in tropical forest using airborne robotics systems

This paper proposes a novel logging method, URIEL, for tropical forests, combining heli-logging techniques with intensive use of robotics and AI, integrated with drone-performed post-harvest silvicultural treatments. The research demonstrates URIEL's high economic viability and its potential to virtually eliminate collateral forest damage while maintaining ecosystem services.

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RESEARCHarXiv CS.AI·9d ago

Physically Viable World Models: A Case for Query-Conditioned Embodied AI

World models for embodied AI must be physically viable, representing the physical structure governing action outcomes rather than merely predicting future observations. This paper exposes that existing observation-predictive world models can produce visually plausible but physically wrong rollouts, arguing that embodied AI requires world models that identify the simplest physical abstraction sufficient to answer intervention queries.

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RESEARCHarXiv CS.AI·4/30/2026

Distill-Belief: Closed-Loop Inverse Source Localization and Characterization in Physical Fields

The Distill-Belief framework addresses the challenge of efficient and accurate inverse source localization and characterization (ISLC) for mobile agents by balancing correctness and efficiency. It proposes a teacher-student model, where a Bayes-correct particle filter teacher guides a compact student for fast, uncertainty-aware decision-making in real-time.

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RESEARCHHugging Face Blog·3/5/2026

Bringing Robotics AI to Embedded Platforms: Dataset Recording, VLA Fine‑Tuning, and On‑Device Optimizations

Este conteúdo provavelmente explora a implantação de inteligência artificial em robótica para plataformas embarcadas. Abrange metodologias para gravação de conjuntos de dados, ajuste fino de modelos VLA e otimizações necessárias para execução eficiente em dispositivos com recursos limitados.

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ARTICLEDEV.to AI·5/5/2026

Meta Acquires Assured Robot Intelligence: An In-De…

Meta has acquired Assured Robot Intelligence to significantly enhance its humanoid AI models, a strategic move reflecting an effort to integrate advanced robotics capabilities. This acquisition positions Meta at the forefront of automation innovation, potentially revolutionizing industries reliant on robotics.

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ARTICLEMIT Tech Review AI·4/17/2026

How robots learn: A brief, contemporary history

This article explores the contemporary history of robotics, contrasting the ambitious dreams of creating complex, human-like robots with the practical reality of developing more specialized machines. It highlights the ongoing pursuit by researchers to achieve the advanced, intelligent robots often envisioned in science fiction.

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ARTICLEMIT Tech Review AI·4/21/2026

World models

While AI systems have achieved impressive mastery over the digital world, the physical world remains a significant challenge for humanity. Tasks like folding laundry or navigating a city street are proving more difficult for AI than composing novels or coding apps.

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ARTICLEMIT Tech Review AI·4/21/2026

Humanoid data

The text describes invitations to apps that pay cryptocurrency for filming daily tasks or remotely controlling a robotic arm in China to solve puzzles. Both scenarios illustrate methods of data collection and interaction with AI/robotics systems.

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