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Standard Vision-Language-Action (VLA) models often fail when encountering altered physical conditions such as unseen friction or object geometry. By learning underlying physics from massive interaction video data, WAMs adapt to new robot embodiments with significantly fewer demonstration trajectories.
Predicting physical actions alongside simulated visual outcomes within a unified multimodal model directly addresses the physical generalization bottleneck in manipulation tasks. Offering open weights, post-training recipes, and LeRobotDataset compatibility under a commercially viable license makes Cosmos 3 an immediately accessible foundation for robotics developers.
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