Ushu launches Physics AIUniBot World Challenge

On July 10, Yushu launched the Physics AIUniBot World Challenge. According to reports, this event directly hits the core bottleneck of insufficient generalization of the specific intelligent large model, and carries out unified and large-scale real hardware evaluation around complex and diverse desktop operation tasks to test the general performance of single model and multiple tasks. There are two tasks in the challenge. The first one is based on the Unitree G1 humanoid robot platform to evaluate the generalization ability of the generalist model in real-world multi-task operations, covering five types of generalization scenarios with average success rate and average step scores. The second task is that 32 real-world desktop operations tasks cover grabbing, placing and hand coordination. (Gelonghui)