RoboScience launches Visics-Agent robot assistant with 78% success on long-horizon L3 tasks
机器之心 · wechat · 2026-11-13
Chinese robotics startup RoboScience unveiled Visics-Agent, an embodied robot assistant designed to adapt to humans rather than the reverse. Key features:
- TeachAnything: correct the robot verbally, say "remember this," and the success becomes a reusable skill; skills can be composed for new scenarios.
- HarnessAnything: a harness system that accumulates experience from real-robot execution feedback (e.g., learning to lift the arm to clear occluded vision). A month of continuous real-machine testing yielded dozens of useful experiences, raising single-skill success rates above 85%.
- AdaptAny-Hand: powered by the in-house Visics general manipulation model, supports zero-shot switching across dexterous hands and 2-/3-finger grippers within 30 seconds.
Across 454 internal test instructions, L1/L2 single pick-and-place tasks exceeded 90% success, while complex L3 tasks requiring 3-7 sequential operations and rule comprehension hit 78%.
Delivered as a cloud Embodied-as-a-Service (EaaS) via Tencent Cloud API — no data collection, coding, or fine-tuning needed. Demoed at the Tencent Global Digital Ecosystem Summit; public launch planned for December 2026 with early-access applications open now.
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