Action-aware embeddings retrieve better robot experiences for future actions

Robota-Embed matches a robot’s current task and execution stage to useful recorded continuations, improving retrieval and downstream policy performance.

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Yunze Liu · Jing Wang · Shenrui Wu · Wenkun He · Guanqi Zhan · Xianzheng Ma · +13 more

NVIDIA · MIT · UCB · Oxford · CMU

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Liu and colleagues trained a vision-language-action embedding model that represents both a robot’s present state and the future continuation of prior experience as searchable vectors.

The authors assembled 1,695,684 cleaned training anchors from multiple sources and trained Robota-Embed to combine language instructions, visual observations, and native robot actions.

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Robota-Embed jointly encodes vision, language, and action for robot experience retrieval, outperforming action-free embeddings.

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