SERL
SERL (Sample-Efficient Robotic Reinforcement Learning) is an open-source research software framework developed by UC Berkeley researchers, including Jianlan Luo and Sergey Levine, designed to make real-world robotic reinforcement learning accessible. It provides ready-to-use tools including sample-efficient off-policy RL algorithms, reward specification methods, and robot controllers, with example tasks such as PCB assembly and cable routing.
“Traditional decoupled critics are prone to overfitting to background visual artifacts. Rather than evaluating the true physical contact consequences of the actions, these critics provide erroneous guidance to the dexterous VLA models.”
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