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We, Robot

Tesla's Vision for Autonomous Driving Technology and Robotics

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We, Robot is a page by Tesla showcasing its vision in the fields of autonomous driving technology and robotics. It emphasizes Tesla's commitment to creating a sustainable future, improving transportation efficiency, affordability, and safety. The page features Tesla's full self-driving technology (supervised) and the potential applications of future autonomous vehicles and robots, such as Robotaxi, Robovan, and Tesla Bot. These technologies aim to enhance everyday convenience through automation while reducing traffic accidents and lowering transportation costs.
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Universal Manipulation Interface

Universal Manipulation Interface — The Universal Manipulation Interface (UMI) is a data collection and strategy learning framework that enables the direct transfer of skills from human demonstrations on-site to deployable robot strategies. UMI combines handheld grips with meticulous interface design to achieve portable, low-cost, and informative data collection for challenging two-handed and dynamic operation demonstrations. To promote deployable strategy learning, UMI incorporates well-designed strategy interfaces with real-time delay matching and relative trajectory action representation. As a result, the learning strategies are hardware-agnostic and deployable on multiple robot platforms. With these features, the UMI framework unlocks new robot manipulation capabilities, allowing for generalized dynamic, two-handed, precise, and long-duration behaviors, achievable with zero adjustments. We have demonstrated the versatility and effectiveness of UMI through comprehensive real-world experiments, where strategies trained with various human demonstrations achieved zero-shot generalization in new environments and with new objects.

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