MANIPULATION
Leveraging Foundation Models for Enhancing Robot Perception and Action
Reihaneh Mirjalili
- Year
- 2025
- Access
- Open access
Abstract
This thesis investigates how foundation models can be systematically leveraged to enhance robotic capabilities, enabling more effective localization, interaction, and manipulation in unstructured environments. The work is structured around four core lines of inquiry, each addressing a fundamental challenge in robotics while collectively contributing to a cohesive framework for semantics-aware robotic intelligence.
Keywords
cs.ROcs.AI
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