JEPA, From Features to Actions
JEPA predicts representations of the world. Follow the path from LeCun’s proposal to V-JEPA 2, including how frozen video features become a robot planning system. #WorldModels#Robotics
Robots Learn in Dreams
World models let a policy practice in imagined futures. Here’s how World Models, Dreamer, and DayDreamer connect visual prediction to real robot learning. #WorldModels#Robotics
π0.7: One Model, Many Robot Tasks
Fold laundry, make coffee, follow new instructions. I break down how memory, world-model predictions, and quality prompts help π0.7 generalize across tasks and robots.
VLA Fundamentals, Part 4. #Robotics
I plugged @typesafeai's Jev into PaperDance and my arXiv feed stopped being wrong.
Same 100 candidates. One yes/no question per paper. Off-topic cards on page 1: 4→0, 9→0, 7→0. ~1 s and $0.0004 a page.Left: before.
Right: after.
Real production data.
https://t.co/lKVkMTBKzO
π*0.6: Robots Learn From Experience
RECAP uses robot rollouts and human feedback to improve speed and reliability. I explain rewards, value functions, and advantage conditioning through a delivery-rider example.
VLA Fundamentals, Part 3. #Robotics
π0.5: Robots in Unseen Homes
How does a robot turn "clean the kitchen" into useful actions? I break down FAST action tokens, diverse training data, and how π0.5 connects language to movement.
VLA Fundamentals, Part 2. #Robotics
VLA Explained: From RT-2 to π0
A robot sees an image, reads an instruction, and predicts its next moves. I break down RT-2, OpenVLA, and π0: action tokens, flow matching, and the path from language to robot control.
VLA Fundamentals, Part 1. #Robotics
It's a tiny indie project and completely free. No paywall, no invite code.
Try it on your phone: https://t.co/mpR41wIZd3
Tell me what direction you'd want covered next, and which feature you'd want most.
Every paper becomes one full-screen card:
• the key figure, pulled from the paper
• TL;DR + abstract, expandable to the original
• affiliations, first & corresponding authors
• venue badge, citation count
(Chinese cards add a one-liner + 3 bullets.)
Swipe for the next one.
Like, save, comment, or "not interested" — right rail, exactly like the short-video apps.
Your saves live in "My Library" and export in one click: BibTeX, Markdown, CSV, JSON.
My workflow: swipe in PaperDance, then hand the export to Claude Code to read the papers in depth.
I kept missing papers I should have read. Not because they were hard to find, but because scanning 300 arXiv titles a day is a job by itself.
So I built PaperDance: swipe through arXiv papers like short videos.
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