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SkillWeaver: Agentic Exploration over Neural Interaction Skills

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SkillWeaver is a framework that autonomously generates robot experience by exploring over Neural Interaction Skills (NIS), enabling scalable data generation through reusable, parameterized policies.

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“We introduce SkillWeaver, an agentic framework that autonomously generates robot experience by exploring over Neural Interaction Skills (NIS): reusable, parameterized, closed-loop policies that expose learned physical interaction capabilities to a reasoning agent.”

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“We introduce SkillWeaver, an agentic framework that autonomously generates robot experience by exploring over Neural Interaction Skills (NIS): reusable, parameterized, closed-loop policies that expose learned physical interaction capabilities to a reasoning agent.”

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  1. arXiv Robotics — research abstracts
    SkillWeaver: Agentic Exploration over Neural Interaction Skills for Scalable Robot Data Generation

    SkillWeaver is a framework that autonomously generates robot experience by exploring over Neural Interaction Skills (NIS), which are reusable, parameterized, closed-loop policies. It enables the agent to discover successful long-horizon behaviors through verifier-guided tree search, improving generalization across novel objects, tasks, and environments.

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