AW-0 writes a short program of skill calls and predicts a future video before acting, scoring 71.1 versus 46.0 for the best baseline on 8 real tasks, while PhysWord plans in action words grounded in vision and touch and reached 71.7% on tactile tasks versu...
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Robots that plan before they move: Berkeley and NVIDIA's AW-0 and PhysWord
AW-0 writes a short program of skill calls and predicts a future video before acting, scoring 71.1 versus 46.0 for the best baseline on 8 real tasks, while PhysWord plans in action words grounded in vision and touch and reached 71.7% on tactile tasks versu...
AW-0 writes a short program of skill calls and predicts a future video before acting, scoring 71.1 versus 46.0 for the best baseline on 8 real tasks, while PhysWord plans in action words grounded in vision and touch and reached 71.7% on tactile tasks versus 45.8% for π0.5. It's the busiest thread on a lively...
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