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Yinuo Zhao

5 accepted papers

2026

ArtVIP: Articulated Digital Assets of Visual Realism, Modular Interaction, and Physical Fidelity for Robot Learning

ICLR 2026poster

Robot learning increasingly relies on simulation to advance complex ability such as dexterous manipulations and precise interactions, necessitating high-quality digital assets to bridge the sim-to-real gap. However, existing open-source articulated object datasets for simulation are limited by insuf…

Cited by 0SourceScholar
2025

HACTS: a Human-As-Copilot Teleoperation System for Robot Learning

IROS 2025

Teleoperation is essential for autonomous robot learning, especially in manipulation tasks that require human demonstrations or corrections. However, most existing systems only offer unilateral robot control and lack the ability to synchronize the robot’s status with the teleoperation hardware, prev

Cited by 8SourceScholar
2025

RoboMIND: Benchmark on Multi-embodiment Intelligence Normative Data for Robot Manipulation

RSS 2025poster

Developing robust and general-purpose manipulation policies is a key goal in robotics. To achieve effective generalization, it is essential to construct comprehensive datasets that encompass a large number of demonstration trajectories and diverse tasks. Unlike vision or language data, which can be…

Cited by 20PDFScholar
2025

Training-free Generation of Temporally Consistent Rewards from VLMs

ICCV 2025poster

Recent advances in vision-language models (VLMs) have significantly improved performance in embodied tasks such as goal decomposition and visual comprehension. However, providing accurate rewards for robotic manipulation without fine-tuning VLMs remains challenging due to the absence of domain-speci…

2022

CADRE: A Cascade Deep Reinforcement Learning Framework for Vision-Based Autonomous Urban Driving

AAAI 2022technical

Vision-based autonomous urban driving in dense traffic is quite challenging due to the complicated urban environment and the dynamics of the driving behaviors. Widely-applied methods either heavily rely on hand-crafted rules or learn from limited human experience, which makes them hard to generalize…