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MATE is a multi-agent virtual teleoperation platform designed to collect data for humanoid robot collaboration, addressing limitations of physical multi-robot setups. It enables scalable data collection for complex loco-manipulation and teamwork skills without costly hardware or dedicated spaces.
MATE is a multi-agent virtual teleoperation platform designed to collect data for humanoid robot collaboration, addressing limitations of physical multi-robot setups. It enables scalable data collection for complex loco-manipulation and teamwork skills without costly hardware or dedicated spaces.
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Humanoid robots require diverse embodied experiences to acquire complex loco-manipulation and collaborative skills. However, existing humanoid data pipelines primarily focus on individual agents, while physical multi-robot collaboration remains difficult to scale due to costly hardware, dedicated spaces, and...
Physical multi-humanoid collaboration is hard to scale due to hardware costs and environment constraints. MATE offers a virtual alternative to accelerate data-driven development of collaborative humanoid robots.
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