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7 results for “LIBERO-PRO”

  1. Research · Efficiency & systems

    Robot fleets can finish more work with fewer active robots

    Serving Agentic Robot Fleets: Workload Characterization, KV-Cache Thrashing, and Admission Control

    In sustained replay of robot workloads, limiting active episodes restored shared computing throughput and roughly quadrupled completed programs.

    LIBERO-PRO: 0.81 median turn rate per second of environment time (as reported)

    Huawei Inc.

  2. Research · Robotics & embodied AI

    Synthetic demonstrations let robot policies escape sparse-reward failures

    SynthDemo-RL: Breaking the Zero-Reward Barrier in VLA Adaptation with LLM-Guided Synthetic Demonstrations

    An automated teacher supplied successful manipulation trajectories that enabled subsequent reinforcement learning on tasks where direct PPO received no reward.

    LIBERO-PRO: 97.1% success rate (as reported)

    Fujitsu Limited, The Institute of Statistical Mathematics

  3. Research · Robotics & embodied AI

    Visual action rehearsal helps language models control robot manipulation

    World Action Agent: Harnessing VLMs for Robot Manipulation via World Action Rehearsal

    A multi-agent harness lets vision-language models preview, revise, and visually correct robot actions before and during execution.

    LIBERO-Pro: 31.05 calls average model calls per episode (as reported)

    HKUST(GZ), CUHK, Knowin AI

  4. Research · Code & software

    One demonstration can bootstrap reusable robot manipulation programs

    RAPID: Robot Agentic Programming from Demonstrations

    RAPID infers task goals, action primitives and a verification environment from a visual demonstration, then iteratively refines executable robot code.

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology, National University of Singapore, University of Pennsylvania

  5. Research · Robotics & embodied AI

    Adaptive action chunking improves robot control by varying horizon based on prediction reliability.

    GeoAAC: Geometry-Based Adaptive Action Chunking from Denoising Trajectories in VLA Policies

    GeoAAC uses the geometry of flow matching denoising trajectories to adjust the action chunk size per step, boosting real-world success rates from 53.3% to 74.4%.

    real-world manipulation tasks: 74.4% success rate (as reported)

    Tongji University, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China