In real-robot experiments by Zhejiang University, DEEP Robotics and others, a humanoid upper body poured a requested 100 to 300 grams from a coffee pot with an average error of 13.1 grams, against 66.6 grams when π0.5 learned the whole task. It estimates t...
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A humanoid upper body learns to pour an exact amount of water
In real-robot experiments by Zhejiang University, DEEP Robotics and others, a humanoid upper body poured a requested 100 to 300 grams from a coffee pot with an average error of 13.1 grams, against 66.6 grams when π0.5 learned the whole task. It estimates t...
In real-robot experiments by Zhejiang University, DEEP Robotics and others, a humanoid upper body poured a requested 100 to 300 grams from a coffee pot with an average error of 13.1 grams, against 66.6 grams when π0.5 learned the whole task. It estimates the poured amount from images, joint states and wrist force,...
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