The demonstration uses real hardware and is not sped up, according to a post citing Jim Fan.
A post says Jim Fan confirmed the teaser uses real hardware, is fully autonomous and is not sped up. A second post praises the FAR hands team’s varied approaches to grasping a cable, football, dumbbell and cast iron pan, and credits visual imitation learning.
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@AndrewCurran_This is a teaser for Jim Fan's keynote on Monday. The hand movements look next-level. Dr Fan confirmed in the replies that it's real hardware, fully autonomous, and not sped up. It's possible that Project GR00T has made a breakthrough with their hyperbolic time chamber training.
@yunchanyq6Confirmed: NVIDIA's Jim Fan gives the CoRL keynote in Austin on Monday, 1:50pm CST, on world action models and humanoids. The question to watch: how much robot skill can come from human video plus simulation.
@compounded_mindJim Fan is teasing GR00T again, this time explicitly confirming it’s a real robot, operating autonomously in real time, with an uncut shot NVIDIA must have something pretty special lined up for tomorrow’s keynote@AndrewCurran_This is a teaser for Jim Fan's keynote on Monday. The hand movements look next-level. Dr Fan confirmed in the replies that it's real hardware, fully autonomous, and not sped up. It's possible that Project GR00T has made a breakthrough with their hyperbolic time chamber training.@yunchanyq6Confirmed: NVIDIA's Jim Fan gives the CoRL keynote in Austin on Monday, 1:50pm CST, on world action models and humanoids. The question to watch: how much robot skill can come from human video plus simulation.@compounded_mindJim Fan is teasing GR00T again, this time explicitly confirming it’s a real robot, operating autonomously in real time, with an uncut shot NVIDIA must have something pretty special lined up for tomorrow’s keynote@AndrewCurran_This is a teaser for Jim Fan's keynote on Monday. The hand movements look next-level. Dr Fan confirmed in the replies that it's real hardware, fully autonomous, and not sped up. It's possible that Project GR00T has made a breakthrough with their hyperbolic time chamber training.@yunchanyq6Confirmed: NVIDIA's Jim Fan gives the CoRL keynote in Austin on Monday, 1:50pm CST, on world action models and humanoids. The question to watch: how much robot skill can come from human video plus simulation.@compounded_mindJim Fan is teasing GR00T again, this time explicitly confirming it’s a real robot, operating autonomously in real time, with an uncut shot NVIDIA must have something pretty special lined up for tomorrow’s keynote@AndrewCurran_This is a teaser for Jim Fan's keynote on Monday. The hand movements look next-level. Dr Fan confirmed in the replies that it's real hardware, fully autonomous, and not sped up. It's possible that Project GR00T has made a breakthrough with their hyperbolic time chamber training.@yunchanyq6Confirmed: NVIDIA's Jim Fan gives the CoRL keynote in Austin on Monday, 1:50pm CST, on world action models and humanoids. The question to watch: how much robot skill can come from human video plus simulation.@compounded_mindJim Fan is teasing GR00T again, this time explicitly confirming it’s a real robot, operating autonomously in real time, with an uncut shot NVIDIA must have something pretty special lined up for tomorrow’s keynote
