Summary
According to a post on X by @lucy_x_shi, the CoRL robotics conference week opens in Austin with several items. Physical Intelligence is presenting its π0.7 model as an oral on Monday, and MolmoAct2 won a workshop best paper. Ding Zhao's group has open-sourced ART-Glove, a tactile glove for recording dexterous hand data, ahead of a Monday demo. Noetix reports its E1 humanoid crossed obstacles up to about one metre tall in 29 of 30 trials by copying human parkour, a result the company scored itself.
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What happened
Physical Intelligence presents π0.7 as an oral on Monday, MolmoAct2 won a workshop best paper, and Ding Zhao’s group open-sourced its ART-Glove for recording dexterous hand data ahead of a Monday demo. Noetix also reports its E1 humanoid crossed obstacles up to about a metre tall in 29 of 30 trials by copying...
Why it matters
Robot-learning teams can use this week's presentations to compare approaches to dexterous manipulation and locomotion. The open-source ART-Glove gives researchers a new tool for collecting hand data. Because the E1 parkour results were scored by Noetix itself, independent evaluation or further details should be checked before the results are treated as settled.
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