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https://www.kennesaw.edu/ccse/events/computing-showcase/sp26-cday-program.php

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22-4-2026 4:00 PM

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Embodied agents still struggle to generalize across robot types, tasks, and environments because most policies remain tightly tied to robot-specific observations and action spaces. While recent VLA and planning methods improve task performance, they still lack a shared memory layer for storing and reusing experience across heterogeneous robotic systems. We propose MemoryEIL, a predicate-based memory layer that converts multimodal observations and execution traces into structured graph memories while preserving raw embeddings for fine-grained retrieval and disambiguation. MemoryEIL separates short-term task belief from long-term experience and plugs retrieved memories into either VLA policies or differentiable TAMP planners. Preliminary results show better retry behavior, fewer repeated failures, and more reliable execution than planning without memory.

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Apr 22nd, 4:00 PM

GRM-176-225 MemoryEIL: An Enhanced Memory Layer Architecture for Heterogeneous Robots

https://www.kennesaw.edu/ccse/events/computing-showcase/sp26-cday-program.php

Embodied agents still struggle to generalize across robot types, tasks, and environments because most policies remain tightly tied to robot-specific observations and action spaces. While recent VLA and planning methods improve task performance, they still lack a shared memory layer for storing and reusing experience across heterogeneous robotic systems. We propose MemoryEIL, a predicate-based memory layer that converts multimodal observations and execution traces into structured graph memories while preserving raw embeddings for fine-grained retrieval and disambiguation. MemoryEIL separates short-term task belief from long-term experience and plugs retrieved memories into either VLA policies or differentiable TAMP planners. Preliminary results show better retry behavior, fewer repeated failures, and more reliable execution than planning without memory.