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Premover: Fast Vision-Language-Action Control via Early Execution During Instruction Delivery
Vision-Language-Action (VLA) policies are typically evaluated under the assumption that the robot starts acting only after the user has finished typing or speaking. In real interactions, however, entering an instruction can take several seconds, leaving the policy idle for a substantial fraction of
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