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Axis Weekly
This week, we continued strengthening our closed-loop robotics data pipeline, from TaskGen and simulation infrastructure to failure recovery and asset-level augmentation.
Key updates:
- Task generation: We completed asset scan and merged it into TaskGen, helping generated tasks reason over available assets, scene layouts, long-horizon workflows, and multi-embodiment settings.
- Simulation infra: We improved MuJoCo verify, replay, and scene-variant workflows, with fixes around repeated downloads, caching, compatibility, and long-horizon multi-asset task stability.
- Robot controls: We cleaned up gripper behavior, IK, teleoperation, and the control panel based on feedback from longer-horizon and multi-asset tasks.
Failure recovery: We continued building a pipeline to turn failed and near-failed grasping states into reusable data for recovery learning.
- Asset augmentation: With academic collaborators, we advanced a shape augmentation direction that can expand one seed asset into many physically plausible object variants.
A closer look at this week’s progress 🧵

Axis AI
Axis Weekly
Last week, we made progress across the full robotics data loop, including task generation, simulation infrastructure, model training, and failure recovery.
Key updates:
- Task generation: We improved TaskGen with better automatic checker generation, stronger multi-embodiment support, and more efficient domain randomization to scale task diversity with less manual design effort.
- Simulation infra: We continued improving MuJoCo verify/replay and scene-variant workflows, including fixes across data collection, multi-asset scenes, repeated loading/downloads, initial states, teleoperation, IK, and gripper control.
- Model training: We confirmed that the new randomized tasks are learnable with sufficient data. In our current experiment, 500 demos successfully produced an executable policy, while 100 demos were not enough.
- Failure recovery: We began building a recover-from-failure pipeline to collect and categorize gripper failure and near-failure states during grasping, which will later support more robust recovery policy learning.
A closer look at this week’s progress🧵
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