Gemini Robotics Demonstration: A Whiteboard-Erasing Request

A short Google DeepMind clip shows a person asking an ALOHA 2 robot to erase a whiteboard.

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Google DeepMind
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2025年3月12日
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Google DeepMind presents a brief demonstration involving a spoken request to erase a whiteboard. The clip is a single example, not a comprehensive evaluation.

  1. 1A spoken instructionA person asks the robot to erase a whiteboard.
  2. 2A physical taskThe robot acknowledges the request in the demo.
  3. 3Limits of a demoOne clip does not measure reliability across tasks.

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  1. A person gives a robot a spoken task.
  2. The robot acknowledges the request.
  3. A short demonstration does not establish general reliability.
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The request

A person asks a robot to erase a whiteboard. Google DeepMind presents the short clip as a demonstration of Gemini Robotics on the ALOHA 2 robot.

A person asks a robot to erase a whiteboard. Google DeepMind presents the short clip as a demonstration of Gemini Robotics on the ALOHA 2 robot.

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The demonstration

The robot responds that it will erase the board. The demonstration illustrates an instruction and a physical task, but the brief clip does not establish how reliably the system works across other settings.

The robot responds that it will erase the board. The demonstration illustrates an instruction and a physical task, but the brief clip does not establish how reliably the system works across other settings.

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A single example

At the end, the person praises the robot. The video provides a single example rather than an evaluation of performance, safety or general-purpose capability.

At the end, the person praises the robot. The video provides a single example rather than an evaluation of performance, safety or general-purpose capability.

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