@_akhaliq: CHORUS Decentralized Multi-Embodiment Collaboration with One VLA Policy
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CHORUS is a decentralized method enabling multiple robots with different embodiments to collaborate using a single Vision-Language-Action policy.
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CHORUS
Decentralized Multi-Embodiment Collaboration with One VLA Policy https://t.co/QIyWXsMdiL
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