GenerativeDynamics
Research

From feasible generation
to adaptive interaction.

How do dynamics, constraints, geometry, and feedback shape useful robot behavior? Our research follows these questions across planning, coordination, and contact-rich control.

An evolving research programNew methods join a shared framework. The works below trace the current progression, each with its own task setting and evidence.
A connected research trajectory

What should guide
generation?

Dynamics, constraints, geometry, and contact feedback. Each work opens the next question in making generated behavior useful for robots.

Can we generate dynamically feasible, collision-free motion without demonstration training, and use that planner to coordinate a team of robots?

A useful motion plan must obey the robot's dynamics and avoid collisions, even when many robots share the same space. MDOC brings these requirements inside model-based diffusion: candidate controls are corrected during rollout, and known dynamics turn them into executable state trajectories. The planner estimates its denoising direction from evaluated rollouts without learning from demonstrations. MDOC-CBS then uses the same low-level mechanism to resolve conflicts between robots.

Dynamics rolloutsCBF projectionMulti-robot coordination
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Connected ideas, distinct problem settings. Each method has its own scope, evidence, and trade-offs.