Published on April 12, 2024. EST READ TIME: 2 minutes
Using deep reinforcement learning, Google DeepMind scientists have trained miniature humanoid robots in dynamic soccer skills, including kicking, defending, and quick recovery. The AI-driven robots exhibited superior performance compared to manually programmed ones, displaying agility and understanding of 1v1 game dynamics. The study, published in Science Robotics, highlights advancements in transferring AI agents from simulation to real-world robots with 20 actuated joints. Addressing the simulation-to-reality gap, disruptive forces and randomness were intentionally added to the simulator. Google DeepMind emphasizes the research's contribution to training general robots for diverse tasks, leveraging multimodal foundation models. While the soccer-playing robots offer entertaining results, the ultimate goal remains integrating robots into everyday life scenarios, underscoring the broader implications of the study beyond sports.
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