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Stanford's Flash ALOHA learns fast, precise robotic manipulation from just 50 demonstrations per task, achieving over 80% success at near-human speed. The system is open source.

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  1. 2026-11-12 16:39 · r/singularity
    Stanford's Flash ALOHA learns fast, precise robotic manipulation from just 50 demonstrations per task, achieving over 80% success at near-human speed. The system is open source.

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