Unitree supports RoboColosseum robotics benchmark with G1 humanoids
Unitree Robotics expressed support for RoboColosseum, a large-scale in-the-wild robotics benchmark project. The company highlighted that its G1 humanoid robots are being used as the primary embodiment in the humanoid benchmark category. The initiative offers access to over 100 robots, more than 140 real-world scenes, open rollout data, and 10,000 free evaluation hours.
Unitree Robotics announced participation in RoboColosseum, an open evaluation initiative hosted by Hugging Face and partners, providing its G1 humanoid robots as primary embodiments for benchmark testing across over 140 real-world scenes.
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Excited to support RoboColosseum, one of the largest in-the-wild real-world robotics benchmark project! Great to see Unitree G1s being used as the primary embodiment used in the humanoid benchmark category on RoboColosseum.
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Excited to support RoboColosseum, one of the largest in-the-wild real-world robotics benchmark project! Great to see Unitree G1s being used as the primary embodiment used in the humanoid benchmark category on RoboColosseum.
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- 100+ robots (@UnitreeRobotics G1s, @LeRobotHF SO-101s, YAMs, Franka and more)
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- 140+ in-the-wild scenes
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- 10,000 FREE eval hrs
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- Open rollout data
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Introducing RoboColosseum An open robot eval initiative by @huggingface @BitRobotNetwork @eaic_sg @DJiafei Access: - 100+ robots (@UnitreeRobotics G1s, @LeRobotHF SO-101s, YAMs, Franka and more) - 140+ in-the-wild scenes - Open rollout data - 10,000 FREE eval hrs Thread ↓View the quoted post on X
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