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CAP: Continuously Adaptive Perception-Blind Humanoid Locomotion via Learned Denoising
Humanoid locomotion across complex terrain demands forward-looking exteroception to anticipate obstacles, yet this signal is unreliable in real-world deployment, failing partially and intermittently. Existing perceptive policies often assume that depth observations remain clean and in-distribution,
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