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by npew 3321 days ago
We actually use both. The data used to train the neural networks is all generated through a scripted policy simulation. We then use a single human demonstration in VR to show the robot how to carry out a particular task. VR lets a human do a demonstration quite naturally, and would also be an effective way to collect training data for more complex tasks, where we’re not be able to create a scripted policy.
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Thanks for your reply. So essentially VR doesn't affect the training phase per se, but simplifies the life of the trainer.