Humanoid Shows How Its Robots Use RL to Recover From Mistakes
chris_j_paxton · x · 2026-10-03
Humanoid robotics company shares a thread on how it teaches its robots to correct and recover when something goes wrong in messy real-world conditions. Researcher Chris Paxton reshares, noting the approach uses reinforcement learning (in part) to avoid repeating mistakes, with demo videos included.
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