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World In-Context Learning for Agentic Robot Manipulation paper:

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许可之2 天前

太强了 要从单纯的agent变成robot了 太有感觉了

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_3 天前

RoboScript (WICL): frozen model, one demo per task, rehearse in sim and write feedback into context. Claims 83.4% mean success on all 50 RoboTwin 2.0 tasks with no gradient updates, over 20 points above the strongest trained policy. Paper:

Igor Lessio - Robots/acc - AIFlow Labs 的头像
Igor Lessio - Robots/acc - AIFlow Labs3 天前

In-context learning for manipulation means the robot adapts from examples at run time instead of retraining. Where does it break first: new objects, or new contact dynamics like friction and weight?

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TheMonti3 天前

Robots learning in context, nice. Does it work on new objects?

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preprint pigeon3 天前

the simulated robot has a markdown file for moving a stapler. i owe several ignored readmes an apology.

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aiartgallerie3 天前

One demo per task, no gradient updates, 83.4% on all 50 RoboTwin 2.0 tasks. It rehearses in sim and writes the lessons into context, not weights. What I'd want to know: when the real scene has an object the sim never had, does the frozen Task Memory fail loudly or quietly?

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Davis.AI.Explorer3 天前

How does the world model handle sudden visual occlusions during contact-rich tasks? If the end-effector blocks the camera during a grasp, does it rely strictly on previous visual context tokens, or is there an external state estimator bridging the gap?

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