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TrySee proposes a closed-loop robot task planning pipeline without fine-tuning
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Elias Hofele and other authors propose the TrySee modular closed-loop robot task planning pipeline, which combines general vision-language model (VLM) reasoning with domain-specific perception and existing robot components, requiring neither VLM fine-tuning nor end-to-end demonstrations. The system adopts reactive loop planning, adapting to different tasks through replaceable perception modules and motion planning, and adds domain-specific modular visual preprocessing to provide online grounding, with a dynamic preprocessing selection mechanism to improve scalability. The authors state that the method was evaluated on planning tasks across 5 substantially different domains, including a real robot disassembly task; field tests in brownfield environments show that the approach can integrate VLM planning into specialized robot systems when domain-specific training data is limited.
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- TrySee: Modular Perception-Enhanced VLM Closed-Loop Robot Task Planning for Specialized Domains
TrySee proposes a modular closed-loop robot task planning pipeline that combines general-purpose VLM reasoning with domain-specific perception and existing robotics components, without requiring VLM fine-tuning or end-to-end demonstrations. The system uses reactive cyclic planning and adds domain-specific modular vision preprocessing to provide online grounding, while a dynamic preprocessing selection mechanism improves scalability.
arXiv cs.RO ·