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Learning Air-Ground Motion Control with Temporal Mode Switching and Cross-Terrain Tracking
Passive-wheeled terrestrial-aerial bimodal vehicles (TABVs) combine aerial mobility with energy-efficient ground locomotion. However, reliable air-ground mode switching under limited onboard perception and robust ground trajectory tracking across diverse terrains remain challenging when targeting re
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