@hausman_k: A few examples of π0.7 in action Turn the shirt right-side out and fold it:
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Researcher shares video clips of π0.7 model performing a shirt-folding manipulation task.
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A few examples of π0.7 in action Turn the shirt right-side out and fold it:
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