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Issue 29282026-10-28Wednesday
12events9sources2first-party announcementsAbout 16 minutes to read
Lead story

RynnVLA-Lat, Scaling Robotic Manipulation Foundation Models with 3D-Grounded Latent Actions

This research presents RynnVLA-Latent, a framework that enables scalable pretraining of robotic manipulation policies by learning 3D-grounded latent actions from heterogeneous interaction videos. The method avoids reliance on native robot controls and leverages visual transitions, future-feature prediction, and camera-motion decoupling to capture control-relevant motion. The results show strong performance on multiple benchmarks, including LIBERO, LIBERO-Plus, VLABench, and RoboTwin 2.0, with success rates exceeding those of competing methods in several real-world tasks.

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Research

arXiv Robotics — research abstracts

RynnVLA-Lat, Scaling Robotic Manipulation Foundation Models with 3D-Grounded Latent Actions

This research presents RynnVLA-Latent, a framework that enables scalable pretraining of robotic manipulation policies by learning 3D-grounded latent actions from heterogeneous interaction videos. The method avoids reliance on native robot controls and leverages visual transitions, future-feature prediction, and camera-motion decoupling to capture control-relevant motion. The results show strong performance on multiple benchmarks, including LIBERO, LIBERO-Plus, VLABench, and RoboTwin 2.0, with success rates exceeding those of competing methods in several real-world tasks.

AgiBot — Official newsFirst-party

AGIBOT Launches Genie Studio 2.0 to Bring Robots into Real Workplaces

AGIBOT has launched Genie Studio 2.0, an integrated platform for developing, deploying, and operating embodied AI applications. The platform supports tasks such as precision assembly and fleet management in real-world environments, with features including model development, task orchestration, and fleet operations. It has been validated in manufacturing and rail transit projects, achieving high success rates and operational efficiency.

Tech Xplore — Robotics

Artificial skin helps robots grasp pencil lead and pull away from needles

Researchers have developed an artificial skin for robots that allows them to grasp fragile pencil lead and pull away from needles. The system uses a neural-hierarchical processing architecture to manage high-density sensing data efficiently, achieving 98.2% accuracy in object classification after data compression. The work demonstrates the robot's ability to grasp fragile objects like pencil lead and avoid harmful contact with needles.

NVIDIA — Robotics model repository updatesFirst-party

NVIDIA Releases ONNX Inference Exports for Metatron G1 Scene/Recovery Policy

NVIDIA has released ONNX inference exports of the Metatron G1 scene/recovery policy, which are used in the Metatron browser demo and G.1 Racer. These exports are not interchangeable and require specific runtime interfaces. The models are intended for interactive humanoid control and evaluation, with deployment options beyond the browser, but they are not validated for real-world hardware use.

QbitAI — Robotics on WeChat

Humanoid Robot Fully Open-Source, From Mechanical Structure to Motion Algorithms Fully Open

RoboParty officially released the fully open-source humanoid robot RP1, covering mechanical drawings, electrical systems, self-developed joints, low-level control, simulation training, and deployment tools. RP1 has 24-30 degrees of freedom, supports multiple application scenarios, and provides resources such as URDF and MJCF for developers' research. The platform aims to provide an open development environment for research institutions, universities, and embodied model companies, promoting in-depth exploration and ecosystem construction of humanoid robot technology.

Chinese robotics — Dataset and collection discovery

Robotics Data Collection: Why Physical Interactions Are Hard to Replicate

The article explores the challenges of training humanoid robots by highlighting the lack of available data and the difficulty of replicating physical interactions across different robot bodies and environments. It discusses the shift from data abundance to data scarcity, the rise of data factories, and the need for new data infrastructure and standards to support embodied AI development.

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Data & Training

Chinese robotics — Hardware and sensing

Beijing Humanoid Robot Innovation Center Releases RoboMIND Dataset with Over 50 Million Global Downloads

The RoboMIND dataset, released by the Beijing Humanoid Robot Innovation Center, has surpassed 50 million global downloads, becoming one of the most downloaded open-source datasets in embodied intelligence. It supports dual-arm coordination, mobile operation, dexterous hands, and high-fidelity tactile perception, with over 400,000 dual-arm operation trajectories and more than 700 real-world tasks. The dataset is part of a larger data base with 30+ scenarios and 180+ robots, supporting full data lifecycle from collection to deployment.

Chinese robotics — Hardware and sensing

Beijing Humanoid Robot Innovation Center Open Sources RoboMIND Dataset with Over 50 Million Global Downloads

The Beijing Humanoid Robot Innovation Center announced that its open-source dataset RoboMIND has exceeded 50 million global downloads. Since its release in December 2025, the dataset has become one of the most downloaded in embodied intelligence, with download speeds increasing significantly over time. RoboMIND is the first dataset to support dual-arm coordination, mobile operation, dexterous hands, and high-fidelity tactile perception, and includes over 400,000 dual-arm operation trajectories covering more than 700 real-world tasks.

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Robots & Hardware

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Deployments

Chinese robotics — Deployment discovery

Zh iyuan Releases 'Robot-Making' Robot, Steady Pace Without Sleep, Assembles One 'Companion' in 2.5 Minutes

Zh iyuan has launched the G2 Max, an industrial-grade heavy-duty robot with safety compliance, aimed at applications such as palletizing and material handling. It supports 7×24 continuous operation, with dual arms capable of carrying 40kg and a repeat positioning accuracy of ≤±0.5mm. The robot is compatible with various industrial materials and does not require extensive reprogramming. Its spatial adaptability has been applied in e-commerce warehousing, supporting mixed-line operations for multiple product types. It also performs the 'robot-making-robot' task on the Qiyuan T1 production line, maintaining a stable 2.5-minute assembly rhythm.

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