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arXiv Robotics — research abstracts· Xilun Zhang, Maggie Wang, Erik Bauer, Hong-Xing Yu, Huang Huang, Jiajun Wu, Marco Pavone·· 3 days agoEditorial score65

Co-Evolving Robot Orchestrators and Policies through Deployment

Co-Evolving Robot Orchestrators and Policies through Deployment

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This research proposes Robo-COP, a system where robot policies and orchestrators evolve together during deployment. By curating skill demonstrations and fine-tuning policies based on real-world performance, Robo-COP improves task success rates in both simulated and real-world tasks, demonstrating a self-improving deployment process.

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-tuning on a fixed schedule without verification reaches only 65.8%. On three real-world tasks, Robo-COP raises held-out success from 38.3% to 50.0%. Robo-COP turns deployment into a self-improving flywheel in which robots learn by doing, with each improvement in execution producing better data for the next round of learning. Videos and code are available at https://robo-cop.pages.dev/.

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