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SkipVLA: Skipping VLA Steps with Classical Planning for Fast Robot Manipulation
Vision-Language-Action (VLA) models are a class of generalist robot policies that map camera images and language instructions directly to robot actions. While promising, these models remain slow at test time, particularly for long-horizon tasks that require many queries to the policy. Recent efforts
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