CoRL paper GUILD: actively guiding robot data collection toward useful auxiliary tasks
RobobertoMM · x · 2026-11-05
Companies like 1X and Sunday want robots in end-user homes, but collecting data there isn't practical. The CoRL 2026 paper GUILD studies how to actively guide robot data collection toward promising auxiliary tasks, improving the value of the data gathered. The original tweet includes a detailed thread.
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