Robots that Collaborate: Sequential Asymmetric Imitation for Learning Coupled Robot Policies
Research
Source: arXiv cs.ROPublish time unverified
arXiv:2606.16490v2 Announce Type: replace Abstract: Collaborative mobile manipulation requires robots to coordinate with a partially observed partner while physically interacting through shared objects. This is difficult because failures often arise not from poor local skills, but from mistimed waiting, yielding, pulling, releasing, or repositioning. We study this problem with two bimanual mobile manipulators coupled through rigid and deformable objects.