Can we agree what an unedited robot demo should include?

OliverAli0189 · 29 Mar 2025, 18:19 UTC

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OliverAli0189
The Gemini Robotics clips are an interesting starting point for this. I'd love a longer recording showing every attempt at one simple job. My wishlist is the instruction, the initial scene and enough footage after a mistake to see the recovery. What would you add, without turning a watchable demo into a two-hour lecture? https://deepmind.google/blog/gemini-robotics-brings-ai-into-the-physical-world/
Robot manipulation demonstration from the Gemini Robotics announcement
Gemini Robotics research announcement

March 2025 research announcement, not a retail robot or a claim of FR5 compatibility.

Announcement image: Google DeepMind · · Source record

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TomMill
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The person just outside the shot. Or at least say what they're doing.

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LucyCarter1002
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Also distinguish operator intervention from autonomous recovery. Both can be useful; I just want to know which I'm seeing.

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BenBench
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I'd still watch the short edited one first. Nothing wrong with making the interesting bit easy to find.

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OliverAli0189
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Same. I mean a companion clip, not banning trailers.

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JoBrown0940
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And captions for what was said to it. I often watch these without sound.

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