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Autonomous Robots

Lecture Notes and Experiments on Autonomous Robots

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Books

Lectures

Blogs

Affordance

Agents in Robotics

AutoResearch - Recursive Intelligence

Data Visualization

Datasets

Depth Models

Development Kit

Diffusion in Robotics

Development Kits for Robotics

Embodied AI

Evaluation

VLA evaluation is moving beyond LIBERO success-rate leaderboards toward a broader stack: unified sim-benchmark harnesses, real-robot production metrics, and independent real-world evaluation.

  • How to Evaluate General-Purpose Robot Policies for Real-World Deployment (NVIDIA)
  • VLA Evaluation Harness (Allen AI) — one framework to evaluate any VLA model on any robot simulation benchmark: 18+ benchmarks (LIBERO, SimplerEnv, CALVIN, ManiSkill2, RoboCasa, RoboTwin, RLBench, ...) behind a single interface, with a VLA leaderboard.
  • LeRobot Evaluation — lerobot-eval gives one evaluation interface across multiple sim benchmarks, each wrapped as a Gymnasium environment behind a standard gym.Env interface.
  • PhAIL — Physical AI Leaderboard — real-robot benchmark (Franka FR3) scored on production metrics like throughput and failures; distributional methodology (time-to-success CDF, Human-Relative Throughput, KS significance tests). Paper
  • Robocurve — independent, real-world robot evaluation: open-source Inspect Robots framework (any model × any embodiment × any benchmark, with full trace logs and Rerun visualization) plus the World Evals benchmark catalog.
  • RoboDojo — brings sim + real-world evaluation together: 42 sim tasks and 18 real-world tasks across 3 embodiments, five capability dimensions, heterogeneous parallel simulation in Isaac Sim, and a reproducible RealEval system. Paper

Foundation Models

GPU Programming

Grasping

Humanoid

Inference Pipeline

Memory for Robotics

Motion Retargeting and Prediction

Neural Robots

Pointing

Reinforcement Learning Framework

Robots (Commercially Available)

Rodney Brooks Essays

Simulation

Touch

Tracking

Vision

Vision Language Action (VLA)

World Models

Detailed summaries and resources can be found in the World Models Documentation

World Action Models

  • Pretrained to Imagine, Fine-Tuned to Act: The Rise of World Action Models
  • World Action Models: A Survey — Shen et al., 2026 (57 pages). A comprehensive survey clarifying the boundaries among world models, video generation models, action-grounded video world models, VLA policies, and World Action Models (WAMs). WAMs are embodied predictive-action models that forecast the future to inform action. The survey organizes existing work through two views: (1) what each method generates — rendered futures, latent futures, or video-generation-free action reasoning; and (2) architectural decomposition by predictive substrate, backbone, action coupling, and deployment regime. Key themes include interactability, causality, persistence, physical plausibility, and generalization. The emerging design pattern: WAMs are generating less of the future while preserving what control requires, trading representational richness against compute, memory, latency, and action-label cost. Homepage

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