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Generative Action-Chunk Sampling for Adaptive Stiffness Control in Physical Human-Robot Collaboration
Physical human-robot collaboration requires a robot to provide assistance when human intention is clear while remaining compliant when several future motions are plausible. We present an adaptive stiffness framework based on generative action-chunk sampling. Conditioned on an RGB image and external
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