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vla.simd is a CPU inference engine designed for language-conditioned manipulation tasks without dedicated GPUs, using shared SIMD micro-kernels and target-specific optimizations. It addresses query latency and execution horizon to optimize action availability under different execution timings.
vla.simd is a CPU inference engine designed for language-conditioned manipulation tasks without dedicated GPUs, using shared SIMD micro-kernels and target-specific optimizations. It addresses query latency and execution horizon to optimize action availability under different execution timings.
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Deploying language-conditioned manipulation without a dedicated GPU requires efficient inference and action chunks that cover the delay between policy queries. We present vla.simd, a CPU inference engine that combines shared SIMD micro-kernels, reusable computation, and target-specific optimization. We relate...
This approach allows deploying language-conditioned manipulation on CPUs efficiently, reducing reliance on specialized hardware like GPUs. It improves inference speed and action responsiveness in resource-constrained environments.
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