A single natural-language command can be decomposed by an LLM into coordinated sequential action sequences for multiple robots¶
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q2 i? In a multi-robot simulation experiment, the command "all robots start action" was decomposed into sequential action codes for three YouBot robots, each completing its task through its own action sequence. → Shenqi Lu and Liangwei Zhang 2026
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Shenqi Lu and Liangwei Zhang 2026¶
Shenqi Lu and Liangwei Zhang. (2026). EduSim-LLM: An Educational Platform Integrating Large Language Models and Robotic Simulation for Beginners. https://arxiv.org/abs/2601.01196 doi:10.48550/arxiv.2601.01196
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Multi-robot simulation experiment using the natural language input "all robots start action". YouBot1 executed a nine-step image-acquisition sequence, YouBot2 a three-step obstacle transport sequence, and YouBot3 a six-step grasping and transport sequence, completing position-adjustment and manipulation subtasks.
"the system sends this text to the large language model through the prompt template, and the model decomposes it into sequential action codes for YouBot1, YouBot2, and YouBot3"
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A single natural-language command can be decomposed by an LLM into coordinated sequential action sequences for multiple robots |
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A single natural-language command can be decomposed by an LLM into coordinated sequential action sequences for multiple robots |
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