Decoupled spatio-temporal modeling for high-fidelity lunar robot sensorimotor forecasting
• Adaptive semantic planning via multi-granularity knowledge graph construction and ontology-driven reasoning, enabling contextual understanding and task decomposition in complex lunar south pole environments. • Closed-loop ”Plan–Execute–Reflect–Iterate” mechanism for dynamic decision optimization, allowing robust task adjustment under uncertain and evolving physical and operational constraints. • High-fidelity lunar surface simulation environment incorporating PSR-specific conditions to validate planning accuracy, robustness, and efficiency in realistic mission scenarios. Accurate modeling of robotic sensorimotor sequences is critical for autonomous systems, yet it presents a dual challenge: capturing complex inter-variable couplings and long-range temporal dependencies. The inherent entanglement of these distinct dynamics makes it difficult for a single, unified model to address both effectively. To tackle this core issue, we propose a decoupled modeling paradigm that handles these challenges with specialized modules. As an architectural embodiment of this principle, we introduce StambaNet, a deep learning architecture that features a parallel dual-branch design. An improved STAR module, enhanced with multiscale pyramid fusion, is dedicated to modeling instantaneous cross-variable correlations, while a Mamba module efficiently captures long-range dependencies. These specialized features are dynamically integrated via an adaptive gating mechanism and trained end-to-end with a self-supervised masked modeling task. On a custom dataset of four challenging lunar robotic tasks, our approach significantly outperforms five baseline models, with the largest gains in tasks with high inter-variable complexity. These results validate the effectiveness of our decoupled design. Furthermore, ablation studies, including a branch-sensitivity analysis, empirically validate that the two branches possess complementary inductive biases, which explains the model’s superior accuracy and robustness.
Authors
- Yiling Kuang
- Cao X
- Cheng Wei
- Ziliang Zhao
Institutions
- Harbin Institute of Technology (CN)
Publication Details
- Journal
- Advances in Space Research
- Published
- 2026-01-13
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.1016/j.asr.2026.01.026
- Primary Topic
- Planetary Science and Exploration
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
- 0.00