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VIGOR-MPC: Vision-Guided Objective Regulation MPC

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Source roundup from published reports. Claims below are attributed to their publishers, not independently verified. arXiv Robotics — research abstracts: VIGOR-MPC: Vision-Guided Objective Regulation MPC. This paper presents VIGOR-MPC, a modular student-teacher framework for vision-guided control in autonomous navigation. The system distills a long-horizon MPC into a computationally lightweight short-horizon MPC, using on…

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“ves only the noisy, occluded context produced by a perception module and learns, via a multi-level recurrent mapping, to infer cost parameters that aim to recover the teacher's behavior despite missing information. We evaluate VIGOR-MPC on vision-based autonomous racing in simulation and on hardware. Using only onboard perception of the track, VIGOR-MPC generalizes to tracks unseen during training and approaches the”

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  1. arXiv Robotics — research abstracts
    VIGOR-MPC: Vision-Guided Objective Regulation MPC

    This paper presents VIGOR-MPC, a modular student-teacher framework for vision-guided control in autonomous navigation. The system distills a long-horizon MPC into a computationally lightweight short-horizon MPC, using online vision-based cost parameter estimation. Evaluated in simulation and on hardware, VIGOR-MPC generalizes to unseen tracks and achieves lap times close to the teacher model while reducing computation by over 90%.

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