FlipAnything at CoRL: robots learn complex behaviors from LLM-generated code
berkeley_ai · x · 2026-11-10
Presented at CoRL's Late-Breaking Results session, FlipAnything explores an alternative to learning from human demonstrations: robots acquire complex behaviors through code generated by LLM agents, a surprising finding pointing toward agentic robotic self-improvement.
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