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TAMPAgent: Agentic Belief-Space Planning for Mobile Manipulation

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This research presents TAMPAgent, an agentic planning framework that unifies Large Vision-Language Model (LVLM) reasoning with Task and Motion Planning (TAMP) constraint satisfaction. The system operates in open-world environments with partial observability by formulating parameterized task plans and binding valid geometric constraints via a tool API. Evaluated on Rainbow Y1 and Unitree G1 platforms, TAMPAgent demonstrates superior performance over direct tool-calling baselines in complex household mobile manipulation tasks, highlighting the necessity of integrating structured planning for unstructured environments.

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    TAMPAgent: Agentic Belief-Space Planning for Mobile Manipulation

    This research presents TAMPAgent, an agentic planning framework that unifies Large Vision-Language Model (LVLM) reasoning with Task and Motion Planning (TAMP) constraint satisfaction. The system operates in open-world environments with partial observability by formulating parameterized task plans and binding valid geometric constraints via a tool API. Evaluated on Rainbow Y1 and Unitree G1 platforms, TAMPAgent demonstrates superior performance over direct tool-calling baselines in complex household mobile manipulation tasks, highlighting the necessity of integrating structured planning for unstructured environments.

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