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Value as Memory (VaM) for Robotic Task Progress Memory

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This research introduces VaM, a reinforcement learning framework that uses recent value predictions as task progress memory to enhance robot autonomy. VaM enables robots to continuously adapt to new states during deployment by integrating offline and online learning. The method shows significant improvements in task success rates, with over 95% success in a 4-hour continuous box assembly task. The paper also highlights the effectiveness of value caching in distinguishing visually similar states and triggering corrective actions.

From Machine Heart — Robotics on WeChat

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Reported quantity · Reported success rate: 95 percent · Basis not reported · Differing source assertions
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“机器人终于有了「任务进度记忆」!连续干活4小时,成功率超95%”

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jiqizhixin

Reported quantity · Reported success rate: 95 percent · Basis not reported · Differing source assertions
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“在纸盒装配任务中,VaM 连续自主运行 4 小时,任务成功率达到 95% 以上,展示了长时间运行中的稳定表现。”

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jiqizhixin

Reported quantity · duration: 4 hours · Basis not reported · Differing source assertions
Supporting report

“机器人终于有了「任务进度记忆」!连续干活4小时,成功率超95%”

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jiqizhixin

Reported quantity · duration: 4 hours · Basis not reported · Differing source assertions
Supporting report

“在纸盒装配任务中,VaM 连续自主运行 4 小时,任务成功率达到 95% 以上,展示了长时间运行中的稳定表现。”

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jiqizhixin

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  1. Machine Heart — Robotics on WeChatSignal
    Value as Memory: Online Value-Guided Post-training for General Robot Policies

    This research introduces VaM, a reinforcement learning framework that uses recent value predictions as task progress memory to enhance robot autonomy. VaM enables robots to continuously adapt to new states during deployment by integrating offline and online learning. The method shows significant improvements in task success rates, with over 95% success in a 4-hour continuous box assembly task. The paper also highlights the effectiveness of value caching in distinguishing visually similar states and triggering corrective actions.

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