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Opus 5.5's mean score was at least 1.4x as high as Opus 5's on five of the six robot control tasks we tested.
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We adapted a subset of RoboDojo tasks using readily available materials. We release this as RoboDojo-RC Tier 1 and publish the bill of materials in our report.
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On stacking bowls, Opus 5.5's mean score was 1.4x as high as Opus 5's at 45% of the cost.
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On capping a pen, Opus 5.5's mean score was 2.8x as high as Opus 5's at 56% of the cost.
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On storing objects in a safe, Opus 5.5's mean score was 2.0x as high as Opus 5's at 56% of the cost.
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On sorting objects, Opus 5.5's mean score was 2.0x as high as Opus 5's at 57% of the cost.
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On packing and pouring fruit, Opus 5.5's mean score was 1.4x as high as Opus 5's at 50% of the cost.
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All three models had low scores on standing bottles upright.
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So many important lessons in here. Robotics is so hot right now, and naturally everyone wants to get in. Data looks like one of the easiest entry points, but in reality it’s an incredibly hard business to operate and scale. And the window may be much smaller than people think.
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We trained a robot to play football. How? Self-play for 140 years in a virtual World Cup. Meet the #Messinator:
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We might actually see a robotic world cup at some point in the next 5-10 years. Throwing my bet on to make it happen.
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We trained a robot to play football. How? Self-play for 140 years in a virtual World Cup. Meet the #Messinator:
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