“We use the Anymal-D robot [50] with system-identified actuators [51], to ensure realistic motions.”
Source→“They successfully trained a single policy to traverse 13 challenging terrain types and another to solve 6 NIST assembly tasks requiring tight tolerances”
Source→“the wood-door policy 'succeeds on the wood door in all five trials'”
Source→“The ANYmal door-traversal deployment follows the 'motion-imitation pipeline from [35]'”
Source→“Marco Hutter's work on the ANYmal robot is heavily cited (references [1], [4], [13], [14], [18]). He is a dominant figure in legged robotics, and his platforms serve as the primary benchmark for rugged, outdoor quadruped locomotion.”
Source→“Preliminary results of our method applied to different robots—such as ANYmal, Go1, and KAIST HOUND in bipedal mode—are shown in movie S4 (Section 3)”
Source→“A single trunk-mounted arm cannot carry the basket and open the door at once, so it cannot perform the cabinet task”
Source→“Hutter's lab (ANYbotics spinout, Atlas-scale legged systems) increasingly intersects with dexterous manipulation.”
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