AnyNav: Visual neuro-symbolic friction learning for off-road navigation
AnyNav: Visual neuro-symbolic friction learning for off-road navigation
This research presents AnyNav, a vision-based framework that integrates neural networks with symbolic physical models to estimate terrain-vehicle friction and generate physically feasible navigation paths. The system uses an imperative learning paradigm with bilevel optimization to train a friction network in a self-supervised manner, enabling strong generalization across different off-road environments and four-wheeled vehicle platforms. The authors demonstrate successful transfer from simulation to real-world robotic settings, highlighting robustness without asserting full autonomy or commercial deployment.
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The paper introduces AnyNav, a neuro-symbolic framework combining neural visual perception with symbolic physical models to estimate friction and generate feasible paths for off-road navigation across diverse terrains and four-wheeled vehicles, demonstrating simulation-to-real transfer without claiming universal deployment readiness.
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Source:International Journal of Robotics Research — Journal metadata · doi.org