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Project overview · 中文首页

Start here

  • Guideline: installation, hardware-free demos and complete YAM startup commands.
  • Configuration guide: config layout, field meanings and shared control profiles.
  • Viewer tutorial: rollout controls, camera views and experiment labels.
  • Experiment workflow: persistent services, normal/experiment modes and saved evidence.
  • YAM collection: the original-style collection GUI with ManiMux follower control.
  • Architecture: policy, adapter, strategy, executor and robot boundaries.
  • Agent guide: XPolicyLab-only model integration, legacy migration and validation rules.

Components

Both are version-pinned submodules. They are platform components, not additional policies or inference strategies in the support counts below.

Collection status

  • Teleop: available through the YAM collection GUI, with ManiMux follower control.
  • UMI: planned collection integration; no runnable collector entry point yet.
  • DAgger: planned human-intervention / corrective-data collection; no runnable collector entry point yet.

The Collection badge groups current and planned collection modes. The LLM-judge badge refers to the offline model-judge integration through PRM-as-a-Judge, not an additional online controller.

Policies and deployment

Use each runbook's checkpoint, environment and action contract together. An available adapter does not mean every checkpoint or inference-method combination has passed a real-robot trial.

Support counts

The README badges count integration coverage, not task success, hardware validation of every checkpoint, or support for every policy × embodiment × inference combination.

  • 10 policy integrations: eight model families have YAM deployment configurations: Pi05, MolmoAct2, ABC, GR00T, LingBot-VLA2, Xiaomi XR-1, OpenWAM and SAPolicy. Cosmos3 and Isaac 0.5 add two model-only / offline paths, not two more YAM-ready policies. Checkpoint variants, the generic XPolicyLab bridge and the collection leader policy are not counted separately.
  • 1 real + 1 simulation embodiment integration: the dual-YAM driver and the ManiUniCon/Meshcat simulation driver. Mock hardware is excluded. A model's DROID or LIBERO checkpoint does not itself establish a ManiMux robot-driver integration.
  • 8 inference modes: seven built-in strategies—ManiMux, RTC, ACT temporal ensembling, AAC, PAINT, AutoHorizon and DVAC—plus serial prefix execution. Serial is a scheduling mode of the ManiMux strategy, not an eighth registered strategy. Direct, Smooth and MPC are executors and are not counted as inference methods.

Sources: model configurations, robot factories, strategy registry and serial execution. UMI and DAgger are collection roadmap items and do not contribute to these implementation counts.

Inference and execution

Method documents distinguish the upstream method, ManiMux adaptation and validation evidence. Choose a method supported by the policy backend; these are not interchangeable sampler hooks.

Experiments, evaluation and training