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Tsinghua AIR Zeva Lifts Embodied Manipulation Success From 26% to 73% Without Retraining

September 15

Tsinghua University's Institute for AI Industry Research (AIR), working with Domain Transform, has introduced Zeva, an embodied manipulation method that keeps the backbone weights frozen and improves…

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