RoboDojo

Chinese robotics firm Robotera says its VPP2 world action model has topped the RoboDojo benchmark, achieving a 58.5% zero-shot success rate on real ALOHA robotic arms. The result suggests the model can transfer skills to physical hardware without task-specific training, a key challenge in robot learning. The claim is drawing attention in the humanoid and embodied AI field, where benchmark leadership is closely watched as companies race toward general-purpose robot intelligence.