WildLMa teaches robots new tricks to do household chores, handle ‘unseen’ situations
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Researchers at UC San Diego developed WildLMa, a framework to enhance quadruped robots' ability to perform household chores and navigate real-world environments. WildLMa uses VR teleoperation, large language models, and attention mechanisms to improve robots' loco-manipulation skills, enabling them to complete complex tasks like cleaning up trash and rearranging items.
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