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⭐ The first foundational model available on LeRobot ⭐ Pi0 is the most advanced Vision Language Action model. It takes natural language commands as input and directly output autonomous behavior. It was trained by Physical Intelligence and ported to pytorch by Pablo Montalvo 👇🧵

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Remi Cadene1 year ago

Take a look at the code:

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Remi Cadene1 year ago

You can now download and use the pretrained policy just like transformers: policy = Pi0Policy.from_pretrained("lerobot/pi0") action =

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Remi Cadene1 year ago

Even cooler, you can finetune it directly on your dataset. Here is an example with @DAubakirovaa 's dataset: python lerobot/scripts/train.py \ --policy.path=lerobot/pi0 \ --dataset.repo_id=danaaubakirova/koch_test Visualize her dataset here:

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Remi Cadene1 year ago

The original code in Jax is available over here:

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Remi Cadene1 year ago

We have full blog post with more details!

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AssemblyAI1 year ago

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Muhammad Ahmed1 year ago

@LeRobotHF @physical_int @m_olbap that is so cool , Thanks @LeRobotHF ! Is this model somewhat similar to OpenVLA (which is also on hugging face) ? For instance with OpenVLA we get action output tokens for a single armed robot. Can i simply replace OpenVLA with this without changing the inference pipeline ?

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Remi Cadene1 year ago

@LeRobotHF @physical_int @m_olbap Pi0 was trained with much more data! Yes you should be as our policy includes all the preprocessing and post processing. Only requirements: images need to be in float32 [0,1] range.

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Igor Beaver1 year ago

@LeRobotHF @physical_int @m_olbap Incredible gift!

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Venky1 year ago

@LeRobotHF @physical_int @m_olbap Super. The LLM moment for Robotics is here. The gap is closing fast. Eagerly awaiting for the weights. Also, would be great to have some blog or tutorial on how one can do this from scratch.

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Remi Cadene1 year ago

@LeRobotHF @physical_int @m_olbap We ported the weights already. We are working on a tutorial to reproduce this on more affordable robots

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