Stanford BEHAVIOR Robot Challenge Year Two Kicks Off
wzenus · x · 2026-07-14
Stanford's BEHAVIOR Robot Challenge enters its second year, focusing on challenging long-horizon complex tasks that require robots to handle planning, object detection, manipulation, and failure recovery.
- Tasks & Data: Provides 1950 hours of human teleoperation data, with each task including 200 demos and rich language annotations.
- Background: Last year's winning scheme had only a 12.4% full task success rate. This year increases the number of tasks, optimizes the evaluation system, and lowers the barrier to entry.
- Schedule & Rewards: Submissions close on October 16, 2026, with results announced on November 4. The prize pool is $11,000.
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