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Geek+ Unveils Gravity Control to Enable Natural Language Correction of Robot Actions During Inference

从5%到95%,极智嘉具身智能实现机器人“一句话纠偏”

Summary

Geek+ has introduced Gravity Control, a method that intervenes in the internal representations of robot models during inference using natural language prompts, without updating model weights or collecting new demonstration data. In tests on real robots with out-of-distribution tasks, the overall success rate improved from 17.5% to 87.5%, including a specific task involving horizontally placed bread that rose from 5% to 95%. The approach aims to address localized action deviations in deployed systems by allowing operators to adjust robot behavior through simple instructions like 'grasp deeper,' rather than requiring full retraining.

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What the source reports

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Reported numbers

  • Reported success rate

    17.5%

    Reported trials

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    在其测试的真实机器人 OOD 任务中,整体成功率从 17.5% 提升至 87.5%;其中,横放面包这一单项设置从 5% 提升至 95%。
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  • Reported success rate

    87.5%

    Reported trials

    View original evidence
    在其测试的真实机器人 OOD 任务中,整体成功率从 17.5% 提升至 87.5%;其中,横放面包这一单项设置从 5% 提升至 95%。
    Open source S11
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What remains unknown

Not established in the collected evidence: Environment, Control, Data origin.

Reported performance applies to the described task. It does not establish general autonomy or deployment readiness.

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在其测试的真实机器人 OOD 任务中,整体成功率从 17.5% 提升至 87.5%;其中,横放面包这一单项设置从 5% 提升至 95%。

Open source S11

从5%到95%,极智嘉具身智能实现机器人“一句话纠偏”

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