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Elastic ODYN addresses a critical bottleneck in robotic control by introducing differentiable quadratic programming solvers that remain stable even when constraints are infeasible due to modeling errors or degenerate contacts. By utilizing smooth elastic relaxations, this approach prevents numerical breakdowns and unstable gradients common in standard optimization layers, enabling more robust trajectory optimization for quadrupeds and humanoids. This advancement fundamentally improves the reliability of learning-based control systems that previously relied on strict feasibility assumptions.
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Elastic ODYN: Differentiable Optimization for Infeasible Control and Learning in Robotics

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arXiv:2606.16564v2 Announce Type: replace Abstract: Robotic systems routinely encounter conflicting objectives, modeling errors, and degenerate contact conditions that render quadratic programs (QPs) infeasible. Yet most optimization solvers and differentiable QP layers assume feasibility, leading to numerical failures, unstable gradients, or solver breakdown when constraints cannot be simultaneously satisfied. We present Elastic ODYN, a primal-dual non-interior-point QP solver that handles infeasibility through smooth squared-$\ell_2$ elastic relaxations. The formulation remains well posed under ill-conditioning and degeneracy, supports warm starting, and converges to closest-to-feasible solutions, with lightweight refinement recovering physically meaningful dual variables. Building on this framework, we develop Elastic ODYNLayer, a differentiable QP layer with stable gradients under infeasibility, and Elastic OdynSQP, an SQP method that resolves inconsistent subproblems and intrinsically infeasible optimal control tasks through selective constraint elasticity. Across benchmark QPs, singular contact mechanics, differentiable parameter identification, and quadrupedal and humanoid trajectory optimization, Elastic ODYN outperforms state-of-the-art elastic QP solvers in robustness, warm-start performance, and convergence reliability, enabling optimization, simulation, control, and learning beyond standard feasibility assumptions.

Abstract:Robotic systems routinely encounter conflicting objectives, modeling errors, and degenerate contact conditions that render quadratic programs (QPs) infeasible. Yet most optimization solvers and differentiable QP layers assume feasibility, leading to numerical failures, unstable gradients, or solver breakdown when constraints cannot be simultaneously satisfied. We present Elastic ODYN, a primal-dual non-interior-point QP solver that handles infeasibility through smooth squared-$\ell_2$ elastic relaxations. The formulation remains well posed under ill-conditioning and degeneracy, supports warm starting, and converges to closest-to-feasible solutions, with lightweight refinement recovering physically meaningful dual variables. Building on this framework, we develop Elastic ODYNLayer, a differentiable QP layer with stable gradients under infeasibility, and Elastic OdynSQP, an SQP method that resolves inconsistent subproblems and intrinsically infeasible optimal control tasks through selective constraint elasticity. Across benchmark QPs, singular contact mechanics, differentiable parameter identification, and quadrupedal and humanoid trajectory optimization, Elastic ODYN outperforms state-of-the-art elastic QP solvers in robustness, warm-start performance, and convergence reliability, enabling optimization, simulation, control, and learning beyond standard feasibility assumptions.

Robotics (cs.RO); Machine Learning (cs.LG)

arXiv:2606.16564 [cs.RO]

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