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According to a post on X by @haoxiang_you, the EmbodiedSWE project won the Best Paper Award at the CoRL 2026 Workshop on Agentic Robotics. The workshop's accepted-papers page lists the paper, but the award itself could not be confirmed independently. The project uses coding agents to tackle long-horizon dexterous manipulation, which is the robot-control problem it targets.
According to a post on X by @haoxiang_you, the EmbodiedSWE project won the Best Paper Award at the CoRL 2026 Workshop on Agentic Robotics. The workshop's accepted-papers page lists the paper, but the award itself could not be confirmed independently. The project uses coding agents to tackle long-horizon dexterous manipulation, which is the robot-control problem it targets.
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Haoxiang You says EmbodiedSWE won the Best Paper Award at the CoRL 2026 Workshop on Agentic Robotics. The workshop's accepted-papers page lists it, but the award itself couldn't be confirmed independently. The project uses coding agents to tackle long-horizon dexterous manipulation. Why it matters: It's another...
The post frames the project as another example of coding agents being applied to robot control, not only to software tasks. Robotics researchers and teams working on dexterous manipulation may watch whether the award is confirmed and whether the project shares further details or results. For now, the award claim rests on the author's post and the workshop listing.
Hardware and robotics watchers may want to track whether this becomes a product, benchmark, or deployment signal.
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