GreenWAM is a world foundation model for robotics that combines scene prediction and action selection. It uses a shared action space for 20 robot families and is trained on visual, action-conditioned, and world-action modes. The model achieves high accuracy in trajectory, depth, and 3D prediction, as well as strong performance in robotics benchmarks.
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The model could be useful for developing universal robotic systems capable of adapting to various robot types and scenarios.
The study presents AgentSWE, a benchmark evaluating coding agents' ability to build agents aligned with user requirements. The research found that existing agents fail to accurately fulfill tasks, as there is a significant gap between demonstrated and actual performance.
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