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When to Make a Decision: Task-Sufficient Active Perception for Mobile Manipulator Robots
A robotic agent operating in an unknown environment must gather sufficient task-relevant information before acting. However, determining when the available information is sufficient remains a challenge. We propose a conceptual hybrid neuro-symbolic framework for task-sufficient active perception in
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