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Issue 36042026-11-04Wednesday
12events8sources5first-party announcements1model releasesAbout 16 minutes to read
Lead story

ADAPT: An End-to-End Framework for Interactive, Text-Conditioned Humanoid Control

The Robotic Systems Lab presents ADAPT, an end-to-end framework for interactive, text-conditioned humanoid control, at the CoRL conference. Unlike dominant pipelines that generate kinematic motions for a separate RL tracker, ADAPT solves humanoid language control end-to-end in a closed-loop manner, allowing the robot to continuously respond to changing commands. The project page is available at https://wuyan01.github.io/ADAPT-project/.

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Robot Models

ETH Robotic Systems Lab — XFirst-party

ADAPT: An End-to-End Framework for Interactive, Text-Conditioned Humanoid Control

The Robotic Systems Lab presents ADAPT, an end-to-end framework for interactive, text-conditioned humanoid control, at the CoRL conference. Unlike dominant pipelines that generate kinematic motions for a separate RL tracker, ADAPT solves humanoid language control end-to-end in a closed-loop manner, allowing the robot to continuously respond to changing commands. The project page is available at https://wuyan01.github.io/ADAPT-project/.

LeRobot — Model repository updatesFirst-party

lerobot/Cosmos3-Edge-Policy-LIBERO_10

This repository provides the EMA weights for a Cosmos3-Edge policy fine-tuned on the LIBERO-10 benchmark. The model predicts action chunks and future video frames from third-person and wrist camera inputs. It achieves a 95.2% success rate on the LIBERO-10 suite, evaluated with MuJoCo 2.3.7 on an NVIDIA A800-SXM4-80GB GPU cluster. The release includes training configurations, evaluation commands, and licensing information for redistribution.

LeRobot — XFirst-party

G0.5 from Galaxea is now available in LeRobot

LeRobot has released the G0.5 vision-language-action model from Galaxea. This 2B parameter model, built on Qwen3.5, predicts subtasks, object bounding boxes, and actions before each action chunk. The integration also enables the annotation pipeline to generate plans, memory, and visual Q&A for datasets, facilitating longer, more complex multi-step setups.

LeRobot — Model repository updatesFirst-party

lerobot/Cosmos3-Edge-Policy-LIBERO

This release provides EMA weights for a Cosmos3-Edge policy fine-tuned on four LIBERO suites (Spatial, Object, Goal, and LIBERO-10). The model predicts 16 actions and future video frames from third-person and wrist camera images. Weights correspond to optimizer update 4000 of the training run. Evaluation was conducted with MuJoCo 2.3.7 on NVIDIA A800 GPUs; results are not comparable with MuJoCo 3.x due to contact physics changes. The repository includes training commands, evaluation scripts, and license notices for redistribution.

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Research

Chinese robotics — Research news discovery

Tsinghua and NUS Propose ParallelWorld to Boost Embodied Agent Success Rates via Test-Time Pre-verification

Researchers from Tsinghua University and the National University of Singapore introduced ParallelWorld, a method that integrates multi-step future trajectory pre-verification into high-level planning for embodied agents. By exploring candidate action paths and comparing predicted observations with task progress before execution, the system improves success rates on specific benchmarks while acknowledging limitations in handling precise geometric reasoning and physical contact dynamics. The approach uses an adaptive search strategy to balance computational cost with decision uncertainty, allowing agents to correct plans based on real-world feedback after each executed step.

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Data & Training

Chinese robotics — Research news discovery

Qingyan Technology Joins Consortium to Release ReAct-Manip Benchmark for Robot 'Learning by Doing'

On October 31, 2026, at the main forum of the 2026 AI+ Conference, Qingyan Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd. and a consortium including The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Shenzhen), Beijing Institute of Technology, Shenzhen Hetao College, AIRS, Beijing Artificial Intelligence Association, and Jiuyuan Intelligent Computing System Ecosystem Alliance released the ReAct-Manip benchmark. This industry-first evaluation set shifts focus from single-task completion to continuous learning within tasks, assessing whether robots can improve performance through interaction feedback when facing unseen physical instances.

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Simulation & World Models

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Robots & Hardware

Robotics — Chinese web discovery

Atu Technology Launches 308,000 Yuan 'Robot Tailor' for Garment Manufacturing

Atu Technology has introduced the AiNi embodied intelligent sewing robot and the Production Line King, a mass-producible robotic production line. The AiNi robot, priced at 308,000 yuan in China, features automatic fabric recognition, dynamic wrinkle correction, and process self-learning via simple worker instruction. The Production Line King integrates an AI scheduling system with modules for cutting, distribution, sewing, and quality inspection. These products aim to address labor shortages, rising costs, and small-batch rapid response challenges in the garment industry.

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Industry

Robotics — Web news discovery

Walmart Pumps $6B Into Robotics Partnership

Walmart has announced a $6 billion initial commitment to expand its partnership with Symbotic, bringing robotics automation to 25 U.S. regional distribution centers. The deal aims to improve e-commerce upstream inventory management, storage capacity, and product movement. Walmart is also retrofitting 42 of its regional distribution centers by 2030, with some sites like Opelousas, La., and Cullman, Ala., receiving over $330 million and $350 million respectively for modernization. Additionally, a new 744,000-square-foot facility near San Antonio, Texas, named "Project Theo," is set to begin construction in February 2027 and complete by August 2029, expected to create at least 425 jobs. Walmart's next-generation fulfillment centers use automated high-density storage and retrieval systems to reduce manual steps and double daily order processing capacity.

Robotics — Chinese web discovery

Pangqi Technology Lowers Embodied AI Robot Factory Entry Barriers via RaaS Model

Pangqi Technology, a company with over a decade of experience in intraplant logistics and more than 2,000 global projects, is deploying embodied AI robots through a Robot-as-a-Service (RaaS) model to reduce upfront hardware costs and operational risks. The approach addresses three engineering hurdles: environmental adaptation, multi-robot coordination via its proprietary ADS scheduling system, and cost/risk management. Pilot results from standardized warehousing scenarios show capacity increases up to 125% and order processing rates exceeding 15,000 per day, while production line pilots integrate humanoid robots into material handling workflows. The company plans to showcase its full-stack solution at CeMAT ASIA 2026 in Shanghai.

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