Hugging Face released an open AI model for robotics called SmolVLA that can run on low-cost hardware thanks to its small size ...

Earlier this week, AI dev platform Hugging Face released an open AI model for robotics called SmolVLA. Trained on "compatibly licensed," community-shared datasets, SmolVLA outperforms much larger ...

According to Hugging Face, advancements in robotics have been slow, despite the growth in the AI space. The company says that ...

Dubbed SmolVLA, the large language model is aimed at robotics workflows and training-related tasks. The company claims that the AI model is small and efficient enough to run locally on a computer ...

Dubbed SmolVLA, the large language model is aimed at robotics workflows and training-related tasks. The company claims that the AI model is small and efficient enough to run locally on a computer ...

Ah, the tech world, where every day feels like an episode of "Black Mirror" mixed with an ADHD support group meeting. You ...

I trained an ACT with 30 episodes data, and the entire training process went smoothly without any issues. The testing process was also very smooth. However, when I switched the model to SmolVLA, the ...

I've trained the smolvla_base for 200K steps. I'm trying to do a inference and visualize like we do for aloha or pusht. Could anyone guide me on this. I dont have a robot arm, so Gym simulation is ...