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    FADA team announces humanoid-adaptation code and a behind-the-scenes research timeline

    The researchers say FADA can adapt a humanoid to new conditions using two minutes of its own experience—without rewards, demonstrations or simulator retuning.

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    FADA’s team says the project was accepted to CoRL 2026 and its code is available. The team claims the method lets a humanoid adapt to new conditions from two minutes of its own experience, without rewards, demonstrations or simulator retuning. Alongside the code, it announced a research timeline covering ideas tried, failures, decisions and lessons learned. The researchers argue that understanding those choices and mistakes is as valuable as the final result.

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    @NikhilSoban353🎉 FADA is now accepted to CoRL 2026! Along with the code, we’re releasing something a little different: a timeline of the research journey behind FADA — the ideas we tried, what failed, the choices we made, and the lessons we learned along the way. https://lecar-lab.github.io/FADA-humanoid/timeline.html Research papers are great at telling us what worked. They are much worse at telling us everything researchers tried before getting there. We think exposing that trajectory can give the community a much richer and more honest ground-truth context particularly in the age of AI-assisted robotics research. We’d love to see more projects share their research journeys this way: turn your update slides to a shareable timeline!!. Understanding why certain choices were made (and which mistakes didn’t work) is just as valuable as the final result. Inspired from @breadli428's efforts on adding limitation threads to his works and @TairanHe99's timeline videos in VIRAL. 🧵
    @GuanyaShiRT @NikhilSoban353: 🎉 FADA is now accepted to CoRL 2026! Along with the code, we’re releasing something a little different: a timeline of t…

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    @NikhilSoban353🎉 FADA is now accepted to CoRL 2026! Along with the code, we’re releasing something a little different: a timeline of the research journey behind FADA — the ideas we tried, what failed, the choices we made, and the lessons we learned along the way. https://lecar-lab.github.io/FADA-humanoid/timeline.html Research papers are great at telling us what worked. They are much worse at telling us everything researchers tried before getting there. We think exposing that trajectory can give the community a much richer and more honest ground-truth context particularly in the age of AI-assisted robotics research. We’d love to see more projects share their research journeys this way: turn your update slides to a shareable timeline!!. Understanding why certain choices were made (and which mistakes didn’t work) is just as valuable as the final result. Inspired from @breadli428's efforts on adding limitation threads to his works and @TairanHe99's timeline videos in VIRAL. 🧵
    @GuanyaShiRT @NikhilSoban353: 🎉 FADA is now accepted to CoRL 2026! Along with the code, we’re releasing something a little different: a timeline of t…