@VraserX: Figure’s robot only completed 56% of its zero-shot household trials. That’s nowhere near a product I’d trust at home. I…
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Figure's robot achieved 56% success in zero-shot household trials, a major improvement from 9% without human-behavior pretraining, indicating progress but not yet ready for consumer use.
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Figure’s robot only completed 56% of its zero-shot household trials.
That’s nowhere near a product I’d trust at home.
It’s also up from 9% without broad human-behavior pretraining.
That improvement is the interesting part. https://t.co/h2zLzffLcY
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