The CERN analogy fits robot evaluation: shared hardware, protocols and published failures
DJiafei · x · 2026-11-05
srigopal argues the CERN analogy fits robot evaluation better than models: shared hardware, shared protocols, and failures published alongside successes. RoboColosseum and the LeRobot eval fleet look like early versions of this idea. The open question: would the equivalent of CERN's "detector" be a standard task suite or a standard data format?
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