THE WORLD’S FIRST SELF-EVOLVING HETEROGENEOUS MULTI-ROBOT LEADERBOARD

Teaching robots
to collaborate.

The World's First Self-Evolving Leaderboard for Heterogeneous Multi-Robot Collaboration.
Multi-view training, randomized evaluation, and failure diagnosis guide the next round of learning.

COLLABORATION IN ACTION
Multi-robot collaboration · 2,000+ trajectories
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From fan assembly to parallel manipulation: collaboration across homogeneous, heterogeneous, and humanoid robot teams.

20+tasks

Homogeneous & heterogeneous teams

2,000+trajectories

Reviewed training demonstrations

RSI

Diagnose failures. Guide the next round.

Multi-view

Every arm’s first-person + third-person views

01 / THE BENCHMARK

One goal. Many ways to collaborate.

From two-arm handovers to eight-arm parallel tasks,
evaluate the outcome and the collaboration behind it.

2 → 8

Diverse robot teams

Two-, three-, four-, and eight-arm tasks span homogeneous and heterogeneous teams, with explicit roles and instructions.

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Reproducible variation

Vary object positions, destinations, appearance, and initial states within task constraints. Evaluate collaboration against consistent physical criteria.

✓

Scored with physical evidence

Task-specific checks verify grasping, placement, support, stability, and collision constraints. Execution evidence supports reproducible scoring and RSI diagnosis.

Collaboration through everyday manipulation.

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Demonstrations on natural tabletops. Scene variations preserve task instructions and follow a shared scoring protocol.

02 / EVIDENCE-DRIVEN IMPROVEMENT

Understand the failure.
Know what to learn next.

RSI identifies opportunities for improvement
and turns diagnosis into specific training scenarios.

  1. 01

    Train

    Aligned observations and actions
    Multi-arm, multi-view data

    Synchronized views
  2. 02

    Evaluate

    Randomized environments and initial states
    Consistent physical validation

    Shared evaluation criteria
  3. 03

    Diagnose

    RSI assessment
    Failure analysis and recommendations

    Locate coordination failures
  4. 04

    Targeted practice

    Specify objects, positions, and roles
    Export candidate training scenarios

    Actionable training tasks
  5. 05

    Retrain & retest

    Train on identified weaknesses
    Retest in independent scenes

    Continuous improvement

RSI / REPLAY → EXPLANATION → CURRICULUM

Feedback that defines the next scenarios.

Link replay timestamps to robot actions and object states to identify the operation stages that need improvement. Recommendations specify tasks, position ranges, motion constraints, and acceptance criteria for candidate scenarios.

Candidate scenes enter targeted training after simulation and data validation. Improvements are then measured under the same evaluation protocol.

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03 / START EXPLORING

Trace every step, from data to results.

EVALUATION

Tasks, replays, and results

Randomized trials, task scores, and execution replays follow a shared protocol for policy comparison, reproducible review, and continued improvement.

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Research directions

MultiDojo² connects multi-view demonstrations, randomized evaluation, and failure-driven training for homogeneous and heterogeneous teams. Research directions include handovers, spatial coordination, timing, and translating execution evidence into specific training tasks.