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Robbyant releases open-source robot touch model LingBot-TouchMachine translation

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LingBot-Touch turns fingertip sensor readings into signals robot control software can use and is licensed under Apache 2.0. The cited account says its JEPA version reached 49.3% top-5 accuracy on tactile-to-video retrieval after training on 4,000 hours of data, with model size and touch data held the same across the compared encoders. The reported result is not an independent verification.

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LingBot-Touch 的官方链接

项目页面:https://t.co/VnqPXymSfT

技术报告:https://t.co/Aioy9BtFDZ

论文:https://t.co/xBMKx3qzth

GitHub:https://t.co/3TfvXgIzPd

Hugging Face:https://t.co/rpEBIQ5Udk

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看起来这是机器人领域一次出色的开源发布。 机器人技术面临的一个重大难题是:摄像头无法告诉机器人它捏得有多用力,也无法判断抓握是否正在打滑,但指尖传感器可以。 Robbyant 发布了 LingBot-Touch,这是一个开源模型(Apache 2.0),通过将指尖传感器读数转化为机器人控制软件可用的信号,赋予机器人触觉。 Robbyant 使用相同的触觉数据,为 LingBot-Touch 训练了 3 个规模相同的编码器(每个有 5.46M 个参数)。训练数据达到 4,000 小时时,在潜在空间预测被遮蔽部分的 JEPA 版本,在触觉→视频检索任务上的 top-5 准确率达到 49.3%。MAE 仍低于 9%。VAE 的结果为 3.1%,比使用 1,000 小时数据时还差。 我认为原因在于数据本身。手指只会按压少数几个位置,因此每一帧的大部分读数都接近 0,而那些非 0 读数又有噪声。重建这些读数意味着复制大量的 0 和无人能预测的噪声,而 JEPA 只预测表征,因此可以将两者都排除在外。论文指出,稀疏性和低信噪比是他们选择 JEPA 的原因。 稀疏性也影响了训练。如果从第 1 步起就遮蔽 80% 的触觉感测单元,许多片段中就没有可见的接触信息,梯度也会爆炸,因此他们在前 300 步将遮蔽比例从 40% 逐步提高到 80%。遵循 V-JEPA 2.1 的做法,目标来自 4 个深度的 EMA 编码器。 为单独考察多来源数据的影响,他们保持每种传感器自身的数据不变,只加入其他模态的数据。在目标传感器数据不变的情况下,多来源模型在 8 个传感器与任务组合中的 7 个上取得提升,表明来自不同类型传感器的数据能直接使每一种传感器受益。
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Looks like a brilliant open source release for robotics. A great problem of robotics is that a camera can’t tell a robot how hard it’s squeezing or whether a grip is slipping, but a fingertip sensor can. Robbyant released LingBot-Touch, an open-source model (Apache 2.0) that gives robots a sense of touch by turning fingertip sensor readings into signals their control software can use. Robbyant trained three same-size encoders (5.46M parameters each) on the same touch data for LingBot-Touch. At 4,000 hours, the JEPA version, which predicts the masked parts in latent space, got 49.3% top-5 on tactile→video retrieval. MAE stayed under 9%. The VAE got 3.1%, worse than it did at 1,000 hours. I think the reason is the data itself. A finger only presses a few spots, so most of every frame is close to zero, and the readings that aren't zero are noisy. Redrawing that means copying zeros and noise nobody can predict, and a JEPA only predicts the representation, so it can leave both out. The paper names the sparsity and the low signal-to-noise ratio as the reasons they went with JEPA. The sparsity shaped training too. With 80% of taxels masked from step one, a lot of clips had no contact left to see and the gradients blew up, so they ramp the mask from 40% to 80% over the first 300 steps. Targets come from an EMA encoder at four depths, following V-JEPA 2.1. To isolate the effect of multi-source data, they hold each sensor's own data fixed and add only the other modalities. With the target sensor's data unchanged, the multi-source model improves on seven of the eight sensor-task pairs, indicating that data from heterogeneous sensors directly benefits each individual sensor.

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