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MotionVLA accepted at CoRL 2026! 🎉 VLAs should remember motion, not just frames. We convert short video history into queryable trajectory tokens—no drift, no fragmentation. 📄 🌐

13,706 просмотров • 29 дней назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Vexl
Vexl28 дней назад

motion is another vector for understandin

Фото профиля Dmytro Hrybov
Dmytro Hrybov28 дней назад

impressive

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