Skill2Real: Agentic Skill Learning for Zero-Shot Sim-to-Real Robot Manipulation
Summary
Skill2Real introduces an agentic skill learning framework using a Proposer-Verifier-Governor loop that learns executable robot skills in simulation via a shared API and transfers them zero-shot to real-world manipulation without fine-tuning, achieving strong success rates on LIBERO benchmarks and real-robot tasks.
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Abstract
Transferringroboticskillsfromsimulationtorealityrequirestaskknowledgethatremainsusableacrossdifferencesinperception,dynamics,andembodiment.WeintroduceSkill2Real,anagenticpolicyframeworkthatlearnsexecutableskillsthroughasharedapplicationprogramminginterface(API).AProposer-Verifier-Governor(PVG)loopusesprivilegedsimulationevidencetodiagnoseoutcomesandvalidateupdates,whilekeepinglearnedskillsgroundedinpublicobservationsandAPIsemantics.TheCerebellumfirstacquireslocalmanipulationskills;theBrainthenlearnstask-levelcompositionwiththeCerebellumfrozen.Bothmemoriestransfertotherealrobotwithouttask-policyfine-tuningorskill-memoryupdates.AsGPT-5.6SollearnsskillsonLIBERO-90,evaluatingeachfrozencheckpointwithGPT-6AstraraisesLIBERO-ProLongsuccessfrom2.0%to56.3%,withouttrainingonProLong.IndependentRobosuitetrainingreaches85.1%and89.4%meansuccesswithSolandOpus5acrossseventasks,respectively.FrozenSol-trainedLIBERO-90skillsachieve78.75%meancompletionacrossfourreal-worldmanipulationtaskswithAstra.RemovingtheVerifierorGovernorduringLIBERO-90traininglowersfinalProLongsuccessby17.3and13.3percentagepoints,respectively.Theseresultssupportlearningandtransferringahierarchyofexecutableskillsthroughacommonrobotinterface.
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