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Monkey See, Can Monkey Do? A Benchmark for Evaluating Robot Skill Learning by Observation
Learning from Observation (LfO) is a fundamental robotic capability that replicates how humans and animals socially learn from each other. Beyond its biological parallels, this modality provides a practical solution for data scaling in sample-inefficient and data-starved domains like robotics. Recen
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