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Main Authors: Zhang, Yang, Jing, Shengxi, Wang, Fengxiang, Feng, Yuan, Wang, Hong
Format: Preprint
Published: 2026
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.03998
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author Zhang, Yang
Jing, Shengxi
Wang, Fengxiang
Feng, Yuan
Wang, Hong
author_facet Zhang, Yang
Jing, Shengxi
Wang, Fengxiang
Feng, Yuan
Wang, Hong
contents Interpreting dynamic, heterogeneous multimedia commands with real-time responsiveness is critical for Human-Robot Interaction. We present VA-FastNavi-MARL, a framework that aligns asynchronous audio-visual inputs into a unified latent representation. By treating diverse instructions as a distribution of navigable goals via Meta-Reinforcement Learning, our method enables rapid adaptation to unseen directives with negligible inference overhead. Unlike approaches bottlenecked by heavy sensory processing, our modality-agnostic stream ensures seamless, low-latency control. Validation on a multi-arm workspace confirms that VA-FastNavi-MARL significantly outperforms baselines in sample efficiency and maintains robust, real-time execution even under noisy multimedia streams.
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spellingShingle VA-FastNavi-MARL: Real-Time Robot Control with Multimedia-Driven Meta-Reinforcement Learning
Zhang, Yang
Jing, Shengxi
Wang, Fengxiang
Feng, Yuan
Wang, Hong
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Interpreting dynamic, heterogeneous multimedia commands with real-time responsiveness is critical for Human-Robot Interaction. We present VA-FastNavi-MARL, a framework that aligns asynchronous audio-visual inputs into a unified latent representation. By treating diverse instructions as a distribution of navigable goals via Meta-Reinforcement Learning, our method enables rapid adaptation to unseen directives with negligible inference overhead. Unlike approaches bottlenecked by heavy sensory processing, our modality-agnostic stream ensures seamless, low-latency control. Validation on a multi-arm workspace confirms that VA-FastNavi-MARL significantly outperforms baselines in sample efficiency and maintains robust, real-time execution even under noisy multimedia streams.
title VA-FastNavi-MARL: Real-Time Robot Control with Multimedia-Driven Meta-Reinforcement Learning
topic Robotics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.03998