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arXiv cs.AI· Jacob Levy, Arthur Bouton, Tristan D. Hassler, Hari Nayar, David Fridovich-Keil·· 3 小时前AI 评分36

TERRA:面向火星车地形自适应的定向探索框架

Explore Where It Matters: Targeted Exploration for Efficient Rover Adaptation

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研究者提出 TERRA(Targeted Exploration for Reward-Relevant Adaptation),一个在线自适应框架,通过奖励加权预测损失微调仿真训练的世界模型,并用损失预测器引导 MPC 期间的定向探索,快速修正部署时未建模的可变形地形误差。

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Abstract:Future planetary rovers will traverse steep, deformable terrain where slip, sinkage, and terrain deformation can threaten mobility. Although simulation can capture some wheel-soil effects, unmodeled deformable-terrain phenomena create sim-to-real gaps requiring deployment-time adaptation. Yet, rover operations leave little room for extensive trial-and-error. We introduce TERRA (Targeted Exploration for Reward-Relevant Adaptation), an online adaptation framework that efficiently seeks deployment data exposing task-relevant model errors and corrects them. TERRA adapts a simulation-trained world model with a reward-weighted prediction loss and trains a loss predictor to estimate where future performance-relevant errors are likely to occur, using this signal to guide exploration during MPC. In simulation, TERRA reaches approximately 90% slope-climbing success within five trials under severe out-of-distribution pretraining conditions, outperforming exploration baselines in reward, completion time, and energy to first success. On the ERNEST rover, TERRA recovers coordinated active-suspension locomotion on a deformable Mars-simulant slope within three to five real-world trials. Project website: this https URL
Comments: Conference on Robot Learning 2026
Subjects: Robotics (cs.RO); Artificial Intelligence (cs.AI); Machine Learning (cs.LG)
Cite as: arXiv:2610.38657 [cs.RO]
  (or arXiv:2610.38657v1 [cs.RO] for this version)
  https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2610.38657

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