RoboPrompt lets you steer robots by pointing, circling or sketching trajectories
YouJiacheng · x · 2026-10-09
Researchers introduce RoboPrompt, a natural interface for generalist robot policies: users simply point, circle a target, or sketch a trajectory to steer a robot—no teleoperation devices or code needed. Those corrections are converted into data for continual policy improvement.
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