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DreamLabs releases Dream-1; robotic arm tests show occasional loss of control
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DreamLabs released the Dream-1 model and deployed it for trials on its own robotic arm. The publisher says it is fast and can perform tasks zero-shot, while acknowledging that it sometimes exhibits random behavior. In testing, when asked to move an apple, it instead grabbed a red block and did not stop. The publisher has made Dream-1 publicly available for people to try.
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- Dream Labs releases Dream-1; real-world zero-shot test results and issues
Dream Labs released Dream-1 yesterday. A Reddit user who deployed it on a robotic arm said it is fast and can perform tasks zero-shot, but it also exhibits random behavior, such as repeatedly grabbing a red block when asked to move an apple. The model has been made public for people to try.
Reddit r/humanoidrobotics ·
- Dream Labs releases Dream-1; real-world zero-shot manipulation occasionally loses control
Dream Labs released Dream-1 yesterday. A user deployed it on a robotic arm, saying it is very fast and can perform tasks zero-shot. In testing, when asked to move an apple, it instead grabbed a red block and did not stop, showing occasional random behavior. The publisher has made Dream-1 publicly available for people to try.
Reddit r/robotics ·