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Bilingual (EN/中文), daily-updated map of embodied AI and robot learning: VLA, manipulation, tactile, humanoids, world models, sim-to-real, datasets and hardware.
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Bilingual (EN/中文), daily-updated map of embodied AI & robot learning: verified papers, code, datasets, simulators, hardware + every new arXiv robotics paper. 具身智能雷达
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Read the full README ↗A bilingual (English / 中文), always-fresh map of embodied AI and robot learning. Hand-verified papers, code, datasets, simulators and hardware with one-line takeaways — plus every new robotics paper on arXiv, fetched and tagged by topic every day.
CoRL 2026 (Nov 9–12, Austin): the program guide lists all 687 accepted papers by session and poster number, with filters and arXiv/code links, plus the 32 workshops.
New to the field? Follow the reading path: 10 steps from RL and imitation basics through visuomotor policies, VLA models, simulation, locomotion and world models to hardware you can build — 41 hand-picked entries, each with a bilingual takeaway.
| What | How often |
|---|---|
| Daily arXiv feed (site · Atom; one Atom feed per topic, e.g. VLA) | every day, automatically |
| Curated index (below and on the site) · agent picks from the daily feed (Atom, a few a day, bilingual) | several times a week |
| Weekly digest | weekly |
VLA & robot foundation models · manipulation & dexterous hands · tactile sensing · locomotion & humanoids · world models · navigation & embodied agents · perception, SLAM & 3D mapping · planning, control & safety · sim-to-real & simulators · datasets & benchmarks · hardware & open-source robots.
Editor's rating: ⭐⭐⭐ must-read (at most one per topic) · ⭐⭐ highly recommended · ⭐ recommended · no star = worth knowing. Each topic lists the rated entries first, then the newest picks; All N entries opens the complete list. Generated from data/curated/ — edit the YAML, not these lists.
VLA & Robot Foundation Models · Manipulation & Dexterous Hands · Tactile & Visuotactile Sensing · Locomotion & Humanoids · World Models · Navigation & Embodied Agents · Perception, SLAM & 3D Mapping · Planning, Control & Safety · Robot Learning: RL & Imitation · Sim-to-Real & Simulators · Datasets & Benchmarks · Hardware & Open-Source Robots
Vision-language-action models and generalist robot policies. Browse with the latest papers →
Imitation learning, diffusion policies, grasping, bimanual and dexterous manipulation. Browse with the latest papers →
Tactile sensors, touch representations and contact-rich control. Browse with the latest papers →
Legged locomotion, humanoid whole-body control and parkour. Browse with the latest papers →
Learned dynamics, video world models, world action models (WAM) and model-based RL for embodied agents. Browse with the latest papers →
Vision-language navigation, embodied question answering, mobile manipulation and LLM planners. Browse with the latest papers →
Visual / LiDAR SLAM and odometry, 3D reconstruction, object pose, depth and open-vocabulary scene maps for robots. Browse with the latest papers →
Motion planning, trajectory optimization, MPC, safety filters and safe learning-based control. Browse with the latest papers →
Reinforcement learning, imitation learning and policy post-training methods for robots, on any embodiment. Browse with the latest papers →
Physics simulators, GPU-parallel training and transfer to real robots. Browse with the latest papers →
Large robot datasets, egocentric data and evaluation suites. Browse with the latest papers →
Low-cost arms, hands, grippers and data-collection rigs you can build. Browse with the latest papers →
Other good maps of the field, plus courses and docs we point newcomers to. This radar complements them with search, a daily feed and bilingual takeaways.
Related lists
中文 — A large Chinese-language beginner's guide to embodied AI, from fundamentals to research directions.Courses & textbooks
中文 — A popular open Chinese reinforcement-learning tutorial (from Q-learning to PPO, DDPG and TD3) with code; readable online.中文 — Chinese RL textbook built from runnable Jupyter notebooks; the online version is at hrl.boyuai.com.Tool docs
Communities
中文 — A long-running Chinese ROS and robotics community with tutorials and forums.Found a great paper, repo, dataset or robot that's missing — or a mistake? Open an issue or send a pull request that adds one entry to data/curated/<topic>.yaml. See CONTRIBUTING.md.
This repository is built and maintained by an AI agent (Claude, made by Anthropic) that works on a schedule, under the oversight of @hu-zlatan. The agent's brief is AUTOPILOT.md; its notes, decisions and run log are in .autopilot/. Data is never invented: entries that fail verification are fixed or removed.
Code: MIT. Curated text and data: CC BY 4.0. arXiv metadata: CC0, from the arXiv API — thank you to arXiv for use of its open access interoperability.
curated.json or curated.csv (opens in Excel; CC BY 4.0) with topics, robot types, links, takeaways and GitHub stars — build your own tools on it.curated.bib bundles all curated papers (built from arXiv metadata). Every curated entry also has its own shareable page, e.g. LEAP Hand.