π€ AI Summary
Cross-platform robot control suffers from fragmented toolchains and inefficient deployment due to heterogeneity in hardware interfaces, data formats, and control paradigms. To address this, we propose RobUniβa modular, unified framework for robot control and policy deployment. RobUni standardizes end-to-end workflows, provides a unified hardware abstraction API, and incorporates a closed-loop simulation architecture enabling flexible device registration and dual-mode operation (teleoperation and trajectory playback). It tightly integrates multimodal perception, real-time inference, and closed-loop execution, ensuring seamless data acquisition-to-action generation. Evaluated on single- and dual-arm platforms, RobUni achieves sub-100 ms latency in data acquisition. Policies trained via imitation learning and vision-language-action modeling on collected data match human expert performance. This work significantly improves reproducibility, scalability, and cross-platform compatibility in robot learning.
π Abstract
Cross-platform robot control remains difficult because hardware interfaces, data formats, and control paradigms vary widely, which fragments toolchains and slows deployment. To address this, we present Control Your Robot, a modular, general-purpose framework that unifies data collection and policy deployment across diverse platforms. The system reduces fragmentation through a standardized workflow with modular design, unified APIs, and a closed-loop architecture. It supports flexible robot registration, dual-mode control with teleoperation and trajectory playback, and seamless integration from multimodal data acquisition to inference. Experiments on single-arm and dual-arm systems show efficient, low-latency data collection and effective support for policy learning with imitation learning and vision-language-action models. Policies trained on data gathered by Control Your Robot match expert demonstrations closely, indicating that the framework enables scalable and reproducible robot learning across platforms.