Action Images: End-to-End Robotic Policy Learning via Multiview Video Generation
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Action Images is an end-to-end framework for robotic policy learning that uses multi-view images and text instructions to jointly generate RGB videos and action trajectories. The approach enables direct policy learning through multiview video generation, bridging the gap between visual perception and robotic action control. The paper is authored by researchers from UMass and affiliated institutions, published as a 2026 arXiv preprint.
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