Embodied Hazard Mitigation using Vision-Language Models for Autonomous Mobile Robots

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Hauptverfasser: Sotomi, Oluwadamilola, Kodi, Devika, Shekar, Kiruthiga Chandra, Arab, Aliasghar
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Veröffentlicht: 2025
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author Sotomi, Oluwadamilola
Kodi, Devika
Shekar, Kiruthiga Chandra
Arab, Aliasghar
author_facet Sotomi, Oluwadamilola
Kodi, Devika
Shekar, Kiruthiga Chandra
Arab, Aliasghar
contents Autonomous robots operating in dynamic environments should identify and report anomalies. Embodying proactive mitigation improves safety and operational continuity. This paper presents a multimodal anomaly detection and mitigation system that integrates vision-language models and large language models to identify and report hazardous situations and conflicts in real-time. The proposed system enables robots to perceive, interpret, report, and if possible respond to urban and environmental anomalies through proactive detection mechanisms and automated mitigation actions. A key contribution in this paper is the integration of Hazardous and Conflict states into the robot's decision-making framework, where each anomaly type can trigger specific mitigation strategies. User studies (n = 30) demonstrated the effectiveness of the system in anomaly detection with 91.2% prediction accuracy and relatively low latency response times using edge-ai architecture.
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spellingShingle Embodied Hazard Mitigation using Vision-Language Models for Autonomous Mobile Robots
Sotomi, Oluwadamilola
Kodi, Devika
Shekar, Kiruthiga Chandra
Arab, Aliasghar
Robotics
Autonomous robots operating in dynamic environments should identify and report anomalies. Embodying proactive mitigation improves safety and operational continuity. This paper presents a multimodal anomaly detection and mitigation system that integrates vision-language models and large language models to identify and report hazardous situations and conflicts in real-time. The proposed system enables robots to perceive, interpret, report, and if possible respond to urban and environmental anomalies through proactive detection mechanisms and automated mitigation actions. A key contribution in this paper is the integration of Hazardous and Conflict states into the robot's decision-making framework, where each anomaly type can trigger specific mitigation strategies. User studies (n = 30) demonstrated the effectiveness of the system in anomaly detection with 91.2% prediction accuracy and relatively low latency response times using edge-ai architecture.
title Embodied Hazard Mitigation using Vision-Language Models for Autonomous Mobile Robots
topic Robotics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.06768