CHORUS trains a VLA for multi-robot collaboration
chris_j_paxton · x · 2026-07-29
CHORUS trains a VLA for multi-robot collaboration, aiming to make robots coordinate on increasingly complex tasks without overly engineered, non-scalable systems.
The author argues the key takeaway is that multi-robot collaboration is fundamentally a data problem. If that is true, it could meaningfully accelerate fully autonomous factories and warehouses that run end-to-end policies.
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