Soft‑Prompted Robot Brain Learns Across Many Machines
Ever wondered how a single robot brain could learn to pick up a cup, fold laundry, and even navigate a kitchen, just like a human learns new tricks? Researchers have created X‑VLA, a new AI that uses soft‑prompted clues for each robot type, letting one model understand many different machines without huge extra code.
It works like giving every robot its own nickname that tells the brain how to speak its language, much like a translator with a quick cheat‑sheet.
The system was tested in six virtual worlds and on three real robots, and it beat previous models in tasks from delicate grasping to fast adaptation.
This breakthrough shows how a single brain can be flexible and scalable, making robots smarter and more helpful.
Imagine future homes where a new robot learns from its siblings instantly, so you can rely on helpful helpers anytime.
Scientists hope this step brings us closer to everyday AI companions that make life easier and more fun.
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