Chinese team's model tops Meta-World robot simulation benchmark at 91.9
A new record on the robot simulation leaderboard, with a Chinese team's model on top; real-robot performance remains unproven.
Maxwell, an embodied AI model from the Chinese Academy of Sciences' Institute of Artificial Intelligence for Industries, scored 91.9 on the Meta-World robot benchmark — the highest ever recorded on the simulation leaderboard.
Meta-World was set up by researchers from Stanford, UC Berkeley and other institutions to test robots on 50 everyday tasks such as grasping, opening doors and using drawers. According to the South China Morning Post on October 1, the second-placed July submission was FabriVLA from Shenzhen-based Youibot at 90, with SUREFlow from South Korea's Kyungpook National University third at 88.3.
Other submitters include Physical Intelligence, Google DeepMind, Alibaba, Meituan and Carnegie Mellon University. The score is a self-submitted simulation result; real-robot performance is not covered in the report.