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MIGU: Multimodal Instruction Grounding under Uncertainty for Manipulation Planning
Understanding natural human instructions is crucial for deploying robots in human-centric environments. We study multimodal instruction grounding, where language and gesture provide complementary but uncertain cues. We present MIGU, a modular framework that combines semantic and geometric evidence i
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