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Just a few months after releasing Scoot, which we feel redefined motion generation quality, our team has made substantial improvements in speed, quality, subtlety, and instruction following. This comes in concert with our newly scaled data collection and labeling efforts, compute increase, substantial architectural improvements, and more stable /...

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