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CoEvolve introduces self-evolving code policies enabling humanoid robots to develop cooperative skills and strategies beyond individual embodiment limits. This approach addresses the limitations of current multi-robot frameworks that focus mainly on task decomposition and allocation.
CoEvolve introduces self-evolving code policies enabling humanoid robots to develop cooperative skills and strategies beyond individual embodiment limits. This approach addresses the limitations of current multi-robot frameworks that focus mainly on task decomposition and allocation.
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Recent advances in Vision-Language-Action (VLA) models and World Action Models (WAMs) have expanded the manipulation and whole body capabilities of individual robots. Yet a single robot remains limited by its embodiment, and many real world tasks require capabilities that can only emerge through cooperation....
Many real-world tasks require capabilities that emerge only through robot cooperation, which single robots cannot achieve alone. CoEvolve's method could enhance multi-robot collaboration by evolving joint strategies dynamically.
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