UAVと身体性知能の融合:物理デジタルAIエージェントによる人間意図と飛行力学の橋渡し
UAVs Meet Embodied Intelligence: Bridging Human Intents and Flying Dynamics Via Harnessing Physical-Digital AI Agents
UAVの身体性知能(UAV EI)を5つの能力次元と5つのアーキテクチャ層からなる枠組みで整理し、基盤モデルや世界モデル、AIエージェントによる最近の進展を体系的にレビューしたサーベイ論文。
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著者: Yonglin Tian, Weiyi Wang, Houhua Lu, Xinyi Li, Yihao Wu, Jingyang Chen, Jianli Sun, Chengxiang Li, Yinuo Chen, Fei Lin, Tengchao Zhang, Jing Yang, Deyi Ji, Jian Di, Naiqi Wu, Yisheng Lv
分類: cs.RO
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Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) extend embodied intelligence into continuous three-dimensional space, where perception, reasoning, physical embodiment, and action are tightly coupled through flight and environmental interaction. Recent advances in foundation models, world models, and AI agents are shifting UAV autonomy from task-specific perception and control toward systems that can interpret human intent, understand open environments, reason about physical consequences, and organize complex behaviors under embodiment and flight-dynamic constraints. We characterize this emerging paradigm as UAV embodied intelligence (UAV EI) and distinguish it from its system realization, the embodied-intelligent UAV (EI UAV). To provide a unified view of the field, we introduce a 5+5 framework that describes UAV EI through five capability dimensions and EI UAVs through five architectural layers spanning physical embodiment, general cognition, embodied skills, external interaction, and system harnessing. Based on this framework, we systematically review recent progress in embodied morphology, embodied perception, world models, embodied planning, vision-language navigation, embodied manipulation, and embodied collaboration. We further identify long-horizon autonomy, predictive physical reasoning, test-time skill acquisition, and autonomous capability evolution as key challenges toward more general aerial embodied intelligence. Finally, we argue that harnessing physical-digital AI agents, through persistent coupling of digital intelligence with physical sensing, dynamics, action, and feedback, provides a system-level pathway toward adaptive and continuously evolving UAV autonomy. Project resources are available at our project website and GitHub repository.