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Agile-WAM: An Agile Tactile World Action Model for Contact-Rich Robot Control
arXiv · AI, language, vision and robotics · article · Sep 17, 2026 · UTC
World Action Models (WAMs) advance beyond conventional visuomotor policies by jointly predicting future world states and robot actions, enabling the policy to learn phys- ical dynamics that support effective control. However, recent tactile WAMs often rely on large-scale pretrained generative backbones to capture contact-rich physical dynamics, which limit their inference efficiency and flexible deployment. In this paper, we present Agile-WAM, an agile tactile World Action Model for contact-rich robot control. Agile-WAM encodes visual and tactile observations into a shared latent that serves a
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World Action Models (WAMs) advance beyond conventional visuomotor policies by jointly predicting future world states and robot actions, enabling the policy to learn physical dynamics that support effective control. However, recent tactile WAMs often rely on large-scale pretrained generative backbones to capture contact-rich physical dynamics, which limit their inference efficiency and flexible deployment. In this paper, we present \ABBR{}, an agile tactile World Action Model for contact-rich robot control. \ABBR{} encodes visual and tactile observations into a shared latent that serves as the → World Action Models (WAMs) advance beyond conventional visuomotor policies by jointly predicting future world states and robot actions, enabling the policy to learn phys- ical dynamics that support effective control. However, recent tactile WAMs often rely on large-scale pretrained generative backbones to capture contact-rich physical dynamics, which limit their inference efficiency and flexible deployment. In this paper, we present Agile-WAM, an agile tactile World Action Model for contact-rich robot control. Agile-WAM encodes visual and tactile observations into a shared latent that serves a