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  1. OmniEVA: Bridging the 2D–3D Gap in Embodied AI

    New paper introduces OmniEVA, a versatile embodied planner that pushes the boundaries of multimodal large language models (MLLMs) for robotics and spatial reasoning.

    Results: OmniEVA achieves state-of-the-art performance across 2D/3D reasoning benchmarks and outperforms existing models in object navigation tasks.

    Paper: arxiv.org/pdf/2509.09332v1
    Project: omnieva.github.io/

    #EmbodiedAI #Robotics #LLM #MLLM #3DVision #AIResearch #AIPlanning

  2. OmniEVA: Bridging the 2D–3D Gap in Embodied AI

    New paper introduces OmniEVA, a versatile embodied planner that pushes the boundaries of multimodal large language models (MLLMs) for robotics and spatial reasoning.

    Results: OmniEVA achieves state-of-the-art performance across 2D/3D reasoning benchmarks and outperforms existing models in object navigation tasks.

    Paper: arxiv.org/pdf/2509.09332v1
    Project: omnieva.github.io/

    #EmbodiedAI #Robotics #LLM #MLLM #3DVision #AIResearch #AIPlanning

  3. OmniEVA: Bridging the 2D–3D Gap in Embodied AI

    New paper introduces OmniEVA, a versatile embodied planner that pushes the boundaries of multimodal large language models (MLLMs) for robotics and spatial reasoning.

    Results: OmniEVA achieves state-of-the-art performance across 2D/3D reasoning benchmarks and outperforms existing models in object navigation tasks.

    Paper: arxiv.org/pdf/2509.09332v1
    Project: omnieva.github.io/

    #EmbodiedAI #Robotics #LLM #MLLM #3DVision #AIResearch #AIPlanning

  4. OmniEVA: Bridging the 2D–3D Gap in Embodied AI

    New paper introduces OmniEVA, a versatile embodied planner that pushes the boundaries of multimodal large language models (MLLMs) for robotics and spatial reasoning.

    Results: OmniEVA achieves state-of-the-art performance across 2D/3D reasoning benchmarks and outperforms existing models in object navigation tasks.

    Paper: arxiv.org/pdf/2509.09332v1
    Project: omnieva.github.io/

    #EmbodiedAI #Robotics #LLM #MLLM #3DVision #AIResearch #AIPlanning

  5. OmniEVA: Bridging the 2D–3D Gap in Embodied AI

    New paper introduces OmniEVA, a versatile embodied planner that pushes the boundaries of multimodal large language models (MLLMs) for robotics and spatial reasoning.

    Results: OmniEVA achieves state-of-the-art performance across 2D/3D reasoning benchmarks and outperforms existing models in object navigation tasks.

    Paper: arxiv.org/pdf/2509.09332v1
    Project: omnieva.github.io/

    #EmbodiedAI #Robotics #LLM #MLLM #3DVision #AIResearch #AIPlanning

  6. If you need efficient constraint solving with long-term support, Timefold is the future. Less waiting, more optimizing. 🚀 #Optimization #Timefold #AIPlanning

    Having used OptaPlanner in multiple projects and now testing Timefold, I can confidently say it outperforms OptaPlanner in every way. The devs are active and receptive while Red Hat seems to have quietly shelved OptaPlanner moving it to the KIE / Apache team who do not offer support.

    timefold.ai/

  7. If you need efficient constraint solving with long-term support, Timefold is the future. Less waiting, more optimizing. 🚀 #Optimization #Timefold #AIPlanning

    Having used OptaPlanner in multiple projects and now testing Timefold, I can confidently say it outperforms OptaPlanner in every way. The devs are active and receptive while Red Hat seems to have quietly shelved OptaPlanner moving it to the KIE / Apache team who do not offer support.

    timefold.ai/

  8. If you need efficient constraint solving with long-term support, Timefold is the future. Less waiting, more optimizing. 🚀 #Optimization #Timefold #AIPlanning

    Having used OptaPlanner in multiple projects and now testing Timefold, I can confidently say it outperforms OptaPlanner in every way. The devs are active and receptive while Red Hat seems to have quietly shelved OptaPlanner moving it to the KIE / Apache team who do not offer support.

    timefold.ai/

  9. RAG-Modulo: Solving Sequential Tasks using Experience, Critics, and Language Models: arxiv.org/pdf/2409.12294

    We saw how #LLMs and #planners #aiplanning help each to produce behavior. It also works with data: coupling #GenAI with an actual #database may yield better results. This is called #RAG.

    This paper shows an application of the state-of-the-art of using RAG for interactive #robotics, by proposing a framework. It is not mature, but it lays down the architecture to get started.

  10. RAG-Modulo: Solving Sequential Tasks using Experience, Critics, and Language Models: arxiv.org/pdf/2409.12294

    We saw how #LLMs and #planners #aiplanning help each to produce behavior. It also works with data: coupling #GenAI with an actual #database may yield better results. This is called #RAG.

    This paper shows an application of the state-of-the-art of using RAG for interactive #robotics, by proposing a framework. It is not mature, but it lays down the architecture to get started.

  11. RAG-Modulo: Solving Sequential Tasks using Experience, Critics, and Language Models: arxiv.org/pdf/2409.12294

    We saw how #LLMs and #planners #aiplanning help each to produce behavior. It also works with data: coupling #GenAI with an actual #database may yield better results. This is called #RAG.

    This paper shows an application of the state-of-the-art of using RAG for interactive #robotics, by proposing a framework. It is not mature, but it lays down the architecture to get started.

  12. RAG-Modulo: Solving Sequential Tasks using Experience, Critics, and Language Models: arxiv.org/pdf/2409.12294

    We saw how #LLMs and #planners #aiplanning help each to produce behavior. It also works with data: coupling #GenAI with an actual #database may yield better results. This is called #RAG.

    This paper shows an application of the state-of-the-art of using RAG for interactive #robotics, by proposing a framework. It is not mature, but it lays down the architecture to get started.

  13. Meet Majid Khadiv, our newly appointed Professor of #AIPlanning in #DynamicEnvironments, in the latest "NewIn" episode. His research focuses on how to enable #robots to perform tasks that are dangerous for humans, such as putting out fires: go.tum.de/413334 🤖

    📷 A.Heddergott

    ▶️youtu.be/sLdfmLYQJK4
    📹@prolehre

  14. Meet Majid Khadiv, our newly appointed Professor of #AIPlanning in #DynamicEnvironments, in the latest "NewIn" episode. His research focuses on how to enable #robots to perform tasks that are dangerous for humans, such as putting out fires: go.tum.de/413334 🤖

    📷 A.Heddergott

    ▶️youtu.be/sLdfmLYQJK4
    📹@prolehre

  15. Meet Majid Khadiv, our newly appointed Professor of #AIPlanning in #DynamicEnvironments, in the latest "NewIn" episode. His research focuses on how to enable #robots to perform tasks that are dangerous for humans, such as putting out fires: go.tum.de/413334 🤖

    📷 A.Heddergott

    ▶️youtu.be/sLdfmLYQJK4
    📹@prolehre

  16. Meet Majid Khadiv, our newly appointed Professor of #AIPlanning in #DynamicEnvironments, in the latest "NewIn" episode. His research focuses on how to enable #robots to perform tasks that are dangerous for humans, such as putting out fires: go.tum.de/413334 🤖

    📷 A.Heddergott

    ▶️youtu.be/sLdfmLYQJK4
    📹@prolehre

  17. Meet Majid Khadiv, our newly appointed Professor of #AIPlanning in #DynamicEnvironments, in the latest "NewIn" episode. His research focuses on how to enable #robots to perform tasks that are dangerous for humans, such as putting out fires: go.tum.de/413334 🤖

    📷 A.Heddergott

    ▶️youtu.be/sLdfmLYQJK4
    📹@prolehre

  18. Current state of art in #MBR, #AIPlanning, #ML, #DL cannot address #OWL. The program developed some prototype systems but we are so far off.

    And, if you really think about it, #OWL is what human learning is!!!

  19. Current state of art in #MBR, #AIPlanning, #ML, #DL cannot address #OWL. The program developed some prototype systems but we are so far off.

    And, if you really think about it, #OWL is what human learning is!!!

  20. Current state of art in #MBR, #AIPlanning, #ML, #DL cannot address #OWL. The program developed some prototype systems but we are so far off.

    And, if you really think about it, #OWL is what human learning is!!!

  21. Current state of art in #MBR, #AIPlanning, #ML, #DL cannot address #OWL. The program developed some prototype systems but we are so far off.

    And, if you really think about it, #OWL is what human learning is!!!

  22. Current state of art in #MBR, #AIPlanning, #ML, #DL cannot address #OWL. The program developed some prototype systems but we are so far off.

    And, if you really think about it, #OWL is what human learning is!!!

  23. @billjanssen Agreed.

    Unfortunately for me (and us at #PARC) we love to be in the scientific cracks and do inter-disciplinary research. So we are constantly fighting this war of oh this is not #HCI, not #AI enough, this sorta looks like #AIPlanning but not, this is more transportation than #AI.

    Thankfully, the journals are more creative.

  24. @billjanssen Agreed.

    Unfortunately for me (and us at #PARC) we love to be in the scientific cracks and do inter-disciplinary research. So we are constantly fighting this war of oh this is not #HCI, not #AI enough, this sorta looks like #AIPlanning but not, this is more transportation than #AI.

    Thankfully, the journals are more creative.

  25. @billjanssen Agreed.

    Unfortunately for me (and us at #PARC) we love to be in the scientific cracks and do inter-disciplinary research. So we are constantly fighting this war of oh this is not #HCI, not #AI enough, this sorta looks like #AIPlanning but not, this is more transportation than #AI.

    Thankfully, the journals are more creative.

  26. @billjanssen Agreed.

    Unfortunately for me (and us at #PARC) we love to be in the scientific cracks and do inter-disciplinary research. So we are constantly fighting this war of oh this is not #HCI, not #AI enough, this sorta looks like #AIPlanning but not, this is more transportation than #AI.

    Thankfully, the journals are more creative.

  27. @billjanssen Agreed.

    Unfortunately for me (and us at #PARC) we love to be in the scientific cracks and do inter-disciplinary research. So we are constantly fighting this war of oh this is not #HCI, not #AI enough, this sorta looks like #AIPlanning but not, this is more transportation than #AI.

    Thankfully, the journals are more creative.

  28. On the other hand, some #LLM papers claim #AIPlanning while not really solving the "learning how to plan" problem. These papers were published at exclusively #NLP venues and had no (apparent) input from #AIPlanning or #Agents communities.

    Frustratingly, #AI publishing is operating with this rule:

    if #ML #DL -> can do magical things.
    If not #ML #DL -> why aren't you doing #ML #DL or what about this other #ML method claiming to solve this other problem.

  29. On the other hand, some #LLM papers claim #AIPlanning while not really solving the "learning how to plan" problem. These papers were published at exclusively #NLP venues and had no (apparent) input from #AIPlanning or #Agents communities.

    Frustratingly, #AI publishing is operating with this rule:

    if #ML #DL -> can do magical things.
    If not #ML #DL -> why aren't you doing #ML #DL or what about this other #ML method claiming to solve this other problem.

  30. On the other hand, some #LLM papers claim #AIPlanning while not really solving the "learning how to plan" problem. These papers were published at exclusively #NLP venues and had no (apparent) input from #AIPlanning or #Agents communities.

    Frustratingly, #AI publishing is operating with this rule:

    if #ML #DL -> can do magical things.
    If not #ML #DL -> why aren't you doing #ML #DL or what about this other #ML method claiming to solve this other problem.

  31. On the other hand, some #LLM papers claim #AIPlanning while not really solving the "learning how to plan" problem. These papers were published at exclusively #NLP venues and had no (apparent) input from #AIPlanning or #Agents communities.

    Frustratingly, #AI publishing is operating with this rule:

    if #ML #DL -> can do magical things.
    If not #ML #DL -> why aren't you doing #ML #DL or what about this other #ML method claiming to solve this other problem.

  32. On the other hand, some #LLM papers claim #AIPlanning while not really solving the "learning how to plan" problem. These papers were published at exclusively #NLP venues and had no (apparent) input from #AIPlanning or #Agents communities.

    Frustratingly, #AI publishing is operating with this rule:

    if #ML #DL -> can do magical things.
    If not #ML #DL -> why aren't you doing #ML #DL or what about this other #ML method claiming to solve this other problem.

  33. #AI #ML research/publishing operates in silos - to the detriment of making progress.

    Our #IJCAI submission on #OpenWorldLearning #OWL was rejected for good and bad reasons.

    The bad reason: "this is not just planning but also something similar to reinforcement learning".

    Guess what - that is the point of our research! We are trying to close the gap between designed #AIPlanning systems and adaptive #Learning systems. It is a super-hard gap to push #AI #ML algorithmic research in.

  34. #AI #ML research/publishing operates in silos - to the detriment of making progress.

    Our #IJCAI submission on #OpenWorldLearning #OWL was rejected for good and bad reasons.

    The bad reason: "this is not just planning but also something similar to reinforcement learning".

    Guess what - that is the point of our research! We are trying to close the gap between designed #AIPlanning systems and adaptive #Learning systems. It is a super-hard gap to push #AI #ML algorithmic research in.

  35. #AI #ML research/publishing operates in silos - to the detriment of making progress.

    Our #IJCAI submission on #OpenWorldLearning #OWL was rejected for good and bad reasons.

    The bad reason: "this is not just planning but also something similar to reinforcement learning".

    Guess what - that is the point of our research! We are trying to close the gap between designed #AIPlanning systems and adaptive #Learning systems. It is a super-hard gap to push #AI #ML algorithmic research in.

  36. #AI #ML research/publishing operates in silos - to the detriment of making progress.

    Our #IJCAI submission on #OpenWorldLearning #OWL was rejected for good and bad reasons.

    The bad reason: "this is not just planning but also something similar to reinforcement learning".

    Guess what - that is the point of our research! We are trying to close the gap between designed #AIPlanning systems and adaptive #Learning systems. It is a super-hard gap to push #AI #ML algorithmic research in.

  37. #AI #ML research/publishing operates in silos - to the detriment of making progress.

    Our #IJCAI submission on #OpenWorldLearning #OWL was rejected for good and bad reasons.

    The bad reason: "this is not just planning but also something similar to reinforcement learning".

    Guess what - that is the point of our research! We are trying to close the gap between designed #AIPlanning systems and adaptive #Learning systems. It is a super-hard gap to push #AI #ML algorithmic research in.

  38. Common wisdom in #AI and #ML is that #AIPlanning methods cannot deal with continuous state and action spaces.

    Subverting these expectations - presenting our recent paper at #ICAPS23 on how a planning agent can play #AngryBirds!

    And, no #DL #DQN systems cannot play these games yet AND take so much data to learn to play a single level.

    #Planning #Reasoning #KRR FTW!!

    arxiv.org/abs/2303.16967

  39. Common wisdom in #AI and #ML is that #AIPlanning methods cannot deal with continuous state and action spaces.

    Subverting these expectations - presenting our recent paper at #ICAPS23 on how a planning agent can play #AngryBirds!

    And, no #DL #DQN systems cannot play these games yet AND take so much data to learn to play a single level.

    #Planning #Reasoning #KRR FTW!!

    arxiv.org/abs/2303.16967

  40. Common wisdom in #AI and #ML is that #AIPlanning methods cannot deal with continuous state and action spaces.

    Subverting these expectations - presenting our recent paper at #ICAPS23 on how a planning agent can play #AngryBirds!

    And, no #DL #DQN systems cannot play these games yet AND take so much data to learn to play a single level.

    #Planning #Reasoning #KRR FTW!!

    arxiv.org/abs/2303.16967

  41. Common wisdom in #AI and #ML is that #AIPlanning methods cannot deal with continuous state and action spaces.

    Subverting these expectations - presenting our recent paper at #ICAPS23 on how a planning agent can play #AngryBirds!

    And, no #DL #DQN systems cannot play these games yet AND take so much data to learn to play a single level.

    #Planning #Reasoning #KRR FTW!!

    arxiv.org/abs/2303.16967

  42. Common wisdom in #AI and #ML is that #AIPlanning methods cannot deal with continuous state and action spaces.

    Subverting these expectations - presenting our recent paper at #ICAPS23 on how a planning agent can play #AngryBirds!

    And, no #DL #DQN systems cannot play these games yet AND take so much data to learn to play a single level.

    #Planning #Reasoning #KRR FTW!!

    arxiv.org/abs/2303.16967

  43. January has been an exciting month for #AI #ML fundamental research at #PARC.

    Our work on making #AIPlanning methods work/learn in an #OpenWorld -will be presented at #AAMAS2023 as well as at #ICAPS2023. AND, an #AIJ article is under works.

    #OpenWorldLearning is a new challenge - the environments introduce novelties while the agent is operating in the world. The agent must detect, characterize, and accommodate novelties during run time. This research is a part of #DARPA #SAILON program

  44. January has been an exciting month for #AI #ML fundamental research at #PARC.

    Our work on making #AIPlanning methods work/learn in an #OpenWorld -will be presented at #AAMAS2023 as well as at #ICAPS2023. AND, an #AIJ article is under works.

    #OpenWorldLearning is a new challenge - the environments introduce novelties while the agent is operating in the world. The agent must detect, characterize, and accommodate novelties during run time. This research is a part of #DARPA #SAILON program

  45. January has been an exciting month for #AI #ML fundamental research at #PARC.

    Our work on making #AIPlanning methods work/learn in an #OpenWorld -will be presented at #AAMAS2023 as well as at #ICAPS2023. AND, an #AIJ article is under works.

    #OpenWorldLearning is a new challenge - the environments introduce novelties while the agent is operating in the world. The agent must detect, characterize, and accommodate novelties during run time. This research is a part of #DARPA #SAILON program

  46. January has been an exciting month for #AI #ML fundamental research at #PARC.

    Our work on making #AIPlanning methods work/learn in an #OpenWorld -will be presented at #AAMAS2023 as well as at #ICAPS2023. AND, an #AIJ article is under works.

    #OpenWorldLearning is a new challenge - the environments introduce novelties while the agent is operating in the world. The agent must detect, characterize, and accommodate novelties during run time. This research is a part of #DARPA #SAILON program

  47. January has been an exciting month for #AI #ML fundamental research at #PARC.

    Our work on making #AIPlanning methods work/learn in an #OpenWorld -will be presented at #AAMAS2023 as well as at #ICAPS2023. AND, an #AIJ article is under works.

    #OpenWorldLearning is a new challenge - the environments introduce novelties while the agent is operating in the world. The agent must detect, characterize, and accommodate novelties during run time. This research is a part of #DARPA #SAILON program