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DEFT-VLA: Stage-Localized Force Specialization for Contact-Rich Robotic Manipulation
Contact-rich manipulation poses a stage-dependent sensory conflict: vision and proprioception are essential for localization and approach, when force is largely uninformative and potentially distracting, whereas force becomes critical after contact, when irrelevant visual details and correlated robo
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