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This research introduces ChronoFlow-Policy, a diffusion-based visuomotor system that unifies past and future temporal dynamics to enhance robotic manipulation robustness. By jointly learning interaction representations with action sequences, the model outperforms existing baselines in long-horizon tasks involving non-Markovian scenarios. The work represents a significant advancement in machine learning for robotics by addressing critical gaps in how policies integrate historical context with anticipated outcomes.
ChronoFlow-Policy: Unifying Past-Current-Future Interaction Flow in Visuomotor Policy Learning
arXiv:2606.31493v3 Announce Type: replace Abstract: Visual signals play a crucial role in policy learning by enabling models to capture object motion and interaction dynamics. Just as humans reason about actions using both past experience and anticipated outcomes, effective policies should integrate past interactions with future predictions. However, existing visuomotor policies typically model either historical context or future dynamics in isolation, lacking a unified temporal representation of interaction dynamics. In this work, we introduce ChronoFlow, a temporally unified representation that captures past, current, and future interaction dynamics through sparse 3D keypoints of both objects and the gripper. Based on this representation, we propose ChronoFlow-Policy, a diffusion-based visuomotor policy that jointly learns ChronoFlow and action sequences through a co-training objective. Experiments on 14 simulated tasks and 5 real-world manipulation tasks demonstrate that ChronoFlow-Policy consistently outperforms strong diffusion-policy baselines and improves robustness in long-horizon and non-Markovian manipulation scenarios. Our project page is available at https://the-kamisato-sii.github.io/ChronoFlow-Policy-project-page/.
Abstract:Visual signals play a crucial role in policy learning by enabling models to capture object motion and interaction dynamics. Just as humans reason about actions using both past experience and anticipated outcomes, effective policies should integrate past interactions with future predictions. However, existing visuomotor policies typically model either historical context or future dynamics in isolation, lacking a unified temporal representation of interaction dynamics. In this work, we introduce ChronoFlow, a temporally unified representation that captures past, current, and future interaction dynamics through sparse 3D keypoints of both objects and the gripper. Based on this representation, we propose ChronoFlow-Policy, a diffusion-based visuomotor policy that jointly learns ChronoFlow and action sequences through a co-training objective. Experiments on 14 simulated tasks and 5 real-world manipulation tasks demonstrate that ChronoFlow-Policy consistently outperforms strong diffusion-policy baselines and improves robustness in long-horizon and non-Markovian manipulation scenarios. Our project page is available at this https URL.
Robotics (cs.RO)
arXiv:2606.31493 [cs.RO]
(or arXiv:2606.31493v3 [cs.RO] for this version)
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