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UniPoint: Unified Point-Level Sensor Fusion for Humanoid Locomotion Across Challenging Terrains
Open-world deployment requires humanoid robots to cross highly heterogeneous terrain safely, with perception that simultaneously provides wide coverage, local accuracy, and redundancy against sensor failure. Existing approaches struggle to satisfy all three: one forward depth camera or nearby height
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