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Proprioceptive Sketches as Long-Horizon Intent for Generative Action Policies
Generative robot policies predict short action chunks but lack explicit long-horizon intent. Recent methods expose longer-horizon structure through language plans, subgoal images, or video forecasts, which are costly to generate and still need to be translated into robot motion. Predicting future ro
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