Toyota's New AI Allows Robots to Master Complex Kitchen Tasks Just by Watching Humans

Toyota's new AI system masters complex robot tasks in just hours after watching humans demonstrate them. It uses a new learning approach called Diffusion Policy.
The system has learned over 60 kitchen tasks so far like using utensils, spreads, and tools. The robots even make pizza and pancakes.
Toyota is targeting over 1,000 learned robot behaviors by 2024. The goal is to create the first Large Behavior Model for physical robot skills.
The rapid learning allows non-expert humans to quickly teach robots new skills as needed. Entire robot fleets could be upgraded with new abilities.
The technology brings us closer to futuristic humanoid robots that can dynamically adapt to novel situations and tools designed for humans.

Toyota's new AI system masters complex robot tasks in just hours after watching humans demonstrate them. It uses a new learning approach called Diffusion Policy.
The system has learned over 60 kitchen tasks so far like using utensils, spreads, and tools. The robots even make pizza and pancakes.
Toyota is targeting over 1,000 learned robot behaviors by 2024. The goal is to create the first Large Behavior Model for physical robot skills.
The rapid learning allows non-expert humans to quickly teach robots new skills as needed. Entire robot fleets could be upgraded with new abilities.
The technology brings us closer to futuristic humanoid robots that can dynamically adapt to novel situations and tools designed for humans.