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Adapting Neural Robot Dynamics on the Fly for Predictive Control
Accurate dynamics models are critical for the design of predictive controllers for autonomous mobile robots. Physics-based models are often too simple to capture relevant real-world effects, while data-driven models are data-intensive and slow to train. We introduce an approach for fast adaptation o
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