Liber-0 robot completes multi-step zero-shot tasks without task-specific demonstrations
chris_j_paxton · x · 2026-11-05
Liberation Robotics showed its Liber-0 robot handling challenging multi-step zero-shot tasks: each action changes the scene state and the next must build on it, with no robot demonstrations collected specifically for these target tasks — a notable step for zero-shot generalization in coordinated manipulation.
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