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TARC: Time-Adaptive Robotic Control
Most robotic systems rely on fixed-frequency discrete-time controllers, creating a trade-off between the efficiency of low-frequency control and the responsiveness of high-frequency feedback. As a result, systems typically default to high control rates for robustness, at the cost of wasted inference
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