Simulation-first framework lets coding agents learn real robot skills in 10 minutes

SimEX autonomously builds a robot toolbox through open-ended simulation exploration, then adapts it to the real world with minimal physical trials.

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Jiaheng Hu · Roberto Martin-Martin · Peter Stone · Rocky Duan · Zhenyu Jiang · Guanya Shi

Amazon FAR · University of Texas at Austin · Carnegie Mellon University

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The authors introduce SimEX, a two-stage autoresearch framework that tightly integrates simulation with LLM-based coding agents.

The authors designed SimEX, a framework that combines an LLM-based coding agent with a physical simulator.

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SimEX lets coding agents learn real robot skills by first practicing in simulation and then adapting with only 10 minutes of physical trials.

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