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TANGO addresses humanoid robot navigation in cluttered indoor environments by enabling continuous geometry-aware whole-body adaptation, including arm, torso, and gait adjustments. This approach moves beyond traditional 2D path planning to support collision-free movement through complex 3D spaces.
TANGO addresses humanoid robot navigation in cluttered indoor environments by enabling continuous geometry-aware whole-body adaptation, including arm, torso, and gait adjustments. This approach moves beyond traditional 2D path planning to support collision-free movement through complex 3D spaces.
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We study the problem of navigating cluttered indoor environments with a humanoid robot. Unlike conventional methods that model navigation as a 2D path planning problem, humanoid traversal in cluttered environments requires continuous geometry-aware whole-body adaptation, including coordinated arm placement, torso...
Effective humanoid navigation in cluttered spaces requires coordinated whole-body control rather than simple path planning, which TANGO achieves by integrating vision, language, and action models. This advancement could improve robot mobility and interaction in real-world indoor settings.
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