cocacola-lab/Recursia
Recursia improves a shared executable Python stack from source-task feedback, then reuses the frozen stack on new task compositions. Improvements persist as programs rather than model-weight updates. The repository provides real-robot experiments on a Franka FR3 with a Franka Hand, including a Skill Document Only baseline. Simulation code is stated as future work. Three physical demonstrations of successful target executions are included, and the repo links an arXiv paper.
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Recursia improves a shared executable Python stack from source-task feedback, then reuses the frozen stack on new task compositions. Improvements persist as programs rather than model-weight updates. The repository provides real-robot experiments on a Franka FR3 with a Franka Hand, including a Skill Document Only baseline. Simulation code is stated as future work. Three physical demonstrations of successful target executions are included, and the repo links an arXiv paper.
Key findings from the stored brief
- Recursia stores improvements as executable Python programs rather than model-weight updates.
- The shared stack is frozen and then reused on new task compositions.
- Experiments run on a Franka FR3 with a Franka Hand, with an SD-only baseline included.
- Three target demonstrations (shared basket, reassigned plates, bowl-mug dependency) are shown.
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Why this may matter
Persisting learned improvements as inspectable programs, rather than weight updates, could make robot skill reuse more transparent and composable across new long-horizon tasks.
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