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Building robot intelligence requires high-quality robot data. But far too many tools to collect data are closed and custom-built. Open Teach is fully open-sourced and is: - Calibration-free - Supports multiple arms, hands, & mobile manipulators - Costs just $500

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Lerrel Pintovor 2 Jahren

A few reasons why Open Teach works so well: 1. It is focused on low latency & high-frequency visual feedback. 2. Native passthrough from Quest 3 gives us exceptional visual clarity for 3D task perception. Here is a teleop of making a sandwich.

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Lerrel Pintovor 2 Jahren

Open Teach is really versatile! We tried it on 38 tasks spanning 5 real robots and 2 simulated platforms!

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Lerrel Pintovor 2 Jahren

And that's not all! Data from Open Teach is compatible with data-driven learning. On 10 tasks across platforms, we achieves a 87% success rate.

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Lerrel Pintovor 2 Jahren

Open Teach is fully open sourced! Website: Paper: Code: By @AadhithyaIyer, Bobby Peng,  @wxdyl0915, @haldar_siddhant, @irmakkguzey, @soumithchintala

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Tekmorrowvor 2 Jahren

This is awesome. Congrats, and keep on pushing. I'm excited about the future of robots. This technology has so many use cases that will change our lives.

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Weshawlvor 2 Jahren

What happens when someone uses it to hurt other people? Will it be treated as an accident? Do we have any law that governs these types of cases?

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Cryptonianvor 2 Jahren

What do you think of Figure 1, just released with openAI??

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Sorun 🇰🇪🇨🇦vor 2 Jahren

@ylecun Moravec’s Paradox 😬 great work though

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TheBlackHackvor 2 Jahren

Does this use imitation learning? If I teach it to make a tuna sandwich in my mom's kitchen, can it then make a chicken sandwich in my dad's kitchen, or do I have to train it again for each sandwich, for each kitchen, etc?

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Cristina Urdialesvor 2 Jahren

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