air-embodied-brain/Zetta-Embodiment
Zetta is an efficient closed-loop embodied harness for self-evolving physical intelligence. It evolves code-based runtime critics and recovery skills online while keeping the base policy frozen. Project Page: https://air-embodied-brain.github.io/zetta/
What it solves
Zetta is designed to improve the success rates of embodied AI agents (robots) by allowing them to self-evolve their behavior without needing to retrain the base model. It addresses the problem of failure recovery in complex physical tasks by creating a system that can diagnose why a robot failed and automatically generate code-based recovery skills.
How it works
Zetta uses a closed-loop "evolution protocol" to improve performance. Instead of updating the base policy (which remains frozen), it evolves "runtime critics" and "recovery skills" through a following process:
- Failure Clustering: Groups failed attempts into clusters based on video and telemetry data.
- Causal Diagnosis: A diagnostic stage identifies the specific cause of a failure.
- Candidate Generation: A system generates a bundle of a critic (to detect the failure) and a recovery action (to execute the code-based fix).
- Verification: The new skill is tested via "shadow replay" and gated checks against specific seeds to ensure it actually solves the problem without causing regressions.
- Promotion: Once verified, the skill is promoted to the active runtime.
Who it’s for
This system is built for researchers and developers working on Vision-Language-Action (VLA) models and robotic manipulation in simulated environments like LIBERO, RoboCasa, ManiSkill, and BEHAVIOR.
Highlights
- High Success Rates: Achieves state-of-the-art results on LIBERO-Pro (90.8%) and RoboCasa (93.6%).
- Inference Speedup: Provides an 11.1x inference speedup over traditional methods.
- Broad Environment Support: Integrates with multiple simulators including Isaac Sim, OmniGibson, and SAPIEN.
- Modular Runtime: Uses a separate Rollout Runtime to decouple simulator workers from model inference workers.
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