@MarioChan2002: We evaluated 30+ frontier embodied AI models. The result is clear: current generalist robot policies are still far from…
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Evaluation of 30+ embodied AI models finds that current generalist robot policies lack robustness for real-world manipulation, leading to the creation of RoboDojo.
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We evaluated 30+ frontier embodied AI models. The result is clear: current generalist robot policies are still far from robust real-world manipulation. This is why we built RoboDojo. https://t.co/BLzhVwcVyT
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