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Robot foundation models · Joint effects of delay and scene change

The authors test how inference delay and camera-view changes interact in closed-loop robot-model evaluations. Their LIBERO study highlights that combined changes can increase safety violations beyond the effects measured one at a time.

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Original title
When Delay Meets Drift: Physical Safety of Robot Foundation Models Is a Cross-Layer Problem
Publisher
arXiv
Authors
Liu, Liangkai, Magar, Bimal Thapa
First archive posting
2026-11-01
Source language
en
Source country
US
Edition
arXiv:2611.02101v1
Access
Open archive metadata and manuscript
Publication status
Preprint

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Source overview

The authors test how inference delay and camera-view changes interact in closed-loop robot-model evaluations. Their LIBERO study highlights that combined changes can increase safety violations beyond the effects measured one at a time.

Use and review

Source check covers the archive abstract and metadata. Reported results depend on the stated models and tests; application-specific safety validation remains required. The date is the first archive posting.

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When Delay Meets Drift: Physical Safety of Robot Foundation Models Is a Cross-Layer Problem ↗

arXiv · arXiv:2611.02101v1

arXiv abstract, citation metadata and v1 submission history. First archive posting: 2026-11-01.