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Manipulation Feasible Navigation Among Movable Obstacles with Discrete Contact Pushing
In environments with large movable obstacles, detour-only navigation can be inefficient or even infeasible, while obstacle interaction requires reasoning about navigation benefit, feasible placement, and executable manipulation. We present a hierarchical navigation among movable obstacles (NAMO) fra
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