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arXiv Robotics — research abstracts· Qishen Wang, Pengxiang Ding, Shifeng Bao, Mingyang Sun, Hengtao Li, Yi Gao, Baohua Yin, Yang Liu, Jiajun Fu, Jiacheng Liu, Changjing He, Peiyang Li, Runze Suo, Yan Wang, Xiaobo Wang, Yonghao Dang, Cheng Chi·· 4 days agoSignalEditorial score75

ODEAction: From Predicting Chunks to Evolving Actions

ODEAction: From Predicting Chunks to Evolving Actions

Summary

This paper introduces ODEAction, a new paradigm for vision-language-action models that eliminates discontinuities by using ordinary differential equations to continuously evolve actions rather than predicting discrete chunks. The method defines an Action Transition Field to characterize action evolution over time and solves the ODE during inference to generate subsequent actions recursively. Implemented as a modular component compatible with various backbones, ODEAction demonstrates improved task performance and trajectory quality compared to chunk-based baselines, particularly in fine manipulation tasks, across benchmarks including LIBERO, EBench, RoboTwin, and real-robot experiments.

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The authors introduce ODEAction, a modular action head that replaces discrete chunk prediction with continuous action evolution via an ordinary differential equation to improve trajectory quality and performance on fine manipulation tasks within VLA frameworks.

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