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According to a post on X by @NVIDIARobotics, more of NVIDIA's models and tools are landing in LeRobot 0.7, the Hugging Face release. The named additions include Cosmos 3 and Long-WAM for world-action modeling, RoboLab on Isaac Lab for 120 tabletop policy evaluations, and SONIC for humanoid work. The post quotes the LeRobot 0.7 release, but the snippet is truncated, so the full scope is not shown here.
According to a post on X by @NVIDIARobotics, more of NVIDIA's models and tools are landing in LeRobot 0.7, the Hugging Face release. The named additions include Cosmos 3 and Long-WAM for world-action modeling, RoboLab on Isaac Lab for 120 tabletop policy evaluations, and SONIC for humanoid work. The post quotes the LeRobot 0.7 release, but the snippet is truncated, so the full scope is not shown here.
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NVIDIA Robotics says more of its models and tools are landing in LeRobot 0.7, including Cosmos 3 and Long-WAM for world-action modeling, RoboLab on Isaac Lab for 120 tabletop policy evals, and SONIC for humanoid work. The post quotes the Hugging Face LeRobot 0.7 release. Why it matters: Open robot-learning stacks...
Robotics developers who already use LeRobot could gain NVIDIA world models and evaluation suites inside the repository they work in. Teams testing tabletop manipulation policies or humanoid systems should check whether these tools appear in the released code. Since this comes from a vendor post, the LeRobot 0.7 release notes are the best place to confirm what actually shipped.
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