Observed arrival · 2026-10-30
Firsthand records cable work for robot learning
The project describes capturing narrated work by skilled tradespeople and turning it into annotated training data for robots, starting with cable tasks.
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- Robot manipulation teams and cable-automation researchers
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- The proposed 500-hour collection is broken into 300 hours of harness assembly, 150 of cabinet wiring and a 50-hour repeat set.
Field notes
The capture process is described as running during normal shifts at partner harness plants and panel shops, rather than in staged demonstrations. The proposed 500-hour mix includes a 50-hour repeat set for single-task policy training and evaluation; the page also says footage is reviewed by partner sites and identifying or sensitive details are blurred before delivery.
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