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Cosmos3-H-Embodied-Nano: Surgical World Model

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NVIDIA has released Cosmos3-H-Embodied-Nano, a multimodal model trained on surgical robotics data for forward dynamics, inverse dynamics, and policy prediction. It is based on the Cosmos3-Nano model and is intended for use in surgical world modeling and imitation learning.

From NVIDIA — Robotics model repository updates

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“e actions and video from a frame, text and action history (for example through the HTTP policy server), or (b) fine-tuning it on their own LeRobot-format data, on a single mode or on all three. Training, Testing, and Evaluation Datasets Initialization: NVIDIA-pretrained Cosmos3-Nano world foundation model. Post-training data: Open-H-Embodiment community-generated surgical robotics dataset. Mixture: 15 dataset familie”

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10/19
  1. NVIDIA — Robotics model repository updatesSignal
    NVIDIA Releases Cosmos3-H-Embodied-Nano for Surgical Robotics

    NVIDIA has released Cosmos3-H-Embodied-Nano, a multimodal model trained on surgical robotics data for forward dynamics, inverse dynamics, and policy prediction. It is based on the Cosmos3-Nano model and is intended for use in surgical world modeling and imitation learning.

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