Gemini Robotics uses Google’s top language model to make robots more useful | MIT Technology Review
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The new model from Google DeepMind is a huge step toward robots that can generalize.
Gemini Robotics uses Google’s top language model to make robots more useful | MIT Technology Review Skip to Content Google DeepMind has released a new model, Gemini Robotics, that combines its best large language model with robotics. Plugging in the LLM seems to give robots the ability to be more dexterous, work from natural-language commands, and generalize across tasks. All three are things that robots have struggled to do until now. The team hopes this could usher in an era of robots that are far more useful and require less detailed training for each task. “One of the big challenges in rob
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