AnyTask: an Automated Task and Data Generation Framework for Advancing Sim-to-Real Policy Learning

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Auteurs principaux: Gong, Ran, Zhang, Xiaohan, Shang, Jinghuan, Minniti, Maria Vittoria, Patel, Jigarkumar, Pepe, Valerio, Yan, Riedana, Gundogdu, Ahmet, Kapelyukh, Ivan, Abbas, Ali, Yan, Xiaoqiang, Patel, Harsh, Herlant, Laura, Schmeckpeper, Karl
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author Gong, Ran
Zhang, Xiaohan
Shang, Jinghuan
Minniti, Maria Vittoria
Patel, Jigarkumar
Pepe, Valerio
Yan, Riedana
Gundogdu, Ahmet
Kapelyukh, Ivan
Abbas, Ali
Yan, Xiaoqiang
Patel, Harsh
Herlant, Laura
Schmeckpeper, Karl
author_facet Gong, Ran
Zhang, Xiaohan
Shang, Jinghuan
Minniti, Maria Vittoria
Patel, Jigarkumar
Pepe, Valerio
Yan, Riedana
Gundogdu, Ahmet
Kapelyukh, Ivan
Abbas, Ali
Yan, Xiaoqiang
Patel, Harsh
Herlant, Laura
Schmeckpeper, Karl
contents Generalist robot learning remains constrained by data: large-scale, diverse, and high-quality interaction data are expensive to collect in the real world. While simulation has become a promising way for scaling up data collection, the related tasks, including simulation task design, task-aware scene generation, expert demonstration synthesis, and sim-to-real transfer, still demand substantial human effort. We present AnyTask, an automated framework that pairs massively parallel GPU simulation with foundation models to design diverse manipulation tasks and synthesize robot data. We introduce three AnyTask agents for generating expert demonstrations aiming to solve as many tasks as possible: 1) ViPR, a novel task and motion planning agent with VLM-in-the-loop Parallel Refinement; 2) ViPR-Eureka, a reinforcement learning agent with generated dense rewards and LLM-guided contact sampling; 3) ViPR-RL, a hybrid planning and learning approach that jointly produces high-quality demonstrations with only sparse rewards. We train behavior cloning policies on generated data, validate them in simulation, and deploy them directly on real robot hardware. The policies generalize to novel object poses, achieving 44% average success across a suite of real-world pick-and-place, drawer opening, contact-rich pushing, and long-horizon manipulation tasks. Our project website is at https://anytask.rai-inst.com .
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spellingShingle AnyTask: an Automated Task and Data Generation Framework for Advancing Sim-to-Real Policy Learning
Gong, Ran
Zhang, Xiaohan
Shang, Jinghuan
Minniti, Maria Vittoria
Patel, Jigarkumar
Pepe, Valerio
Yan, Riedana
Gundogdu, Ahmet
Kapelyukh, Ivan
Abbas, Ali
Yan, Xiaoqiang
Patel, Harsh
Herlant, Laura
Schmeckpeper, Karl
Robotics
Artificial Intelligence
Generalist robot learning remains constrained by data: large-scale, diverse, and high-quality interaction data are expensive to collect in the real world. While simulation has become a promising way for scaling up data collection, the related tasks, including simulation task design, task-aware scene generation, expert demonstration synthesis, and sim-to-real transfer, still demand substantial human effort. We present AnyTask, an automated framework that pairs massively parallel GPU simulation with foundation models to design diverse manipulation tasks and synthesize robot data. We introduce three AnyTask agents for generating expert demonstrations aiming to solve as many tasks as possible: 1) ViPR, a novel task and motion planning agent with VLM-in-the-loop Parallel Refinement; 2) ViPR-Eureka, a reinforcement learning agent with generated dense rewards and LLM-guided contact sampling; 3) ViPR-RL, a hybrid planning and learning approach that jointly produces high-quality demonstrations with only sparse rewards. We train behavior cloning policies on generated data, validate them in simulation, and deploy them directly on real robot hardware. The policies generalize to novel object poses, achieving 44% average success across a suite of real-world pick-and-place, drawer opening, contact-rich pushing, and long-horizon manipulation tasks. Our project website is at https://anytask.rai-inst.com .
title AnyTask: an Automated Task and Data Generation Framework for Advancing Sim-to-Real Policy Learning
topic Robotics
Artificial Intelligence
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.17853