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Demystifying When and Why VLAs Fail in Contact-Rich Tasks and How to Fix Them
We address the problem of understanding when and why Vision-Language-Action models struggle with contact-rich manipulation tasks that require precise physical interaction. Prior work has primarily focused on addressing contact failures through force-augmented architectures and training-time regulari
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