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COMPANY EVIDENCESim-to-real progress lowers the software barrier, but 52.5-80% task success is not commercial reliability.Reviewed paper · Humanoid hands learned three real world tasks from modest data
LATEST RESEARCH SIGNALThis is better evidence than a scripted demo because it reports task success and limitations, yet the remaining failure rate is too high for many paid workflows.Reviewed paper · Humanoid hands learned three real world tasks from modest data
WHAT TO VERIFYHours between intervention, repeated-task success over hundreds of trials, cycle time, hand durability, service cost, and paid deployment.PaperAlpha checklist · Based on reviewed evidence
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Humanoid hands learned three real world tasks from modest data2025-10-07 · Proceedings of Machine Learning Research

Sim-to-real progress lowers the software barrier, but 52.5-80% task success is not commercial reliability.

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Long VLA kept robots on track through multi step jobs2025-10-07 · Proceedings of Machine Learning Research

Long-horizon capability is improving, but the evidence is not a fleet-level reliability or cost result.

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A robot learned to open doors without damaging either side2025-10-07 · Proceedings of Machine Learning Research

Force-aware control reduces one technical risk but does not establish general humanoid safety or economics.

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Hand over hand teaching cut dexterous robot training time in half2025-10-07 · Proceedings of Machine Learning Research

The need for tactile hardware and labor-intensive teaching reinforces the gap between demos and scalable deployment.

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