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Robbyant announced on October 26 that submissions for the qualifying round of the first Robbyant Embodied AI Challenge closed at 23:59 (GMT+8) that day, and reminded participants to complete their uploads, check their submission status, and confirm that their entries had been successfully received. The next day, Shangguan News reported that the online preliminary round of the first "Ant Lingbo Embodied Large Model Challenge" had concluded, attracting a total of 1,855 teams and 3,252 contestants from 13 countries, covering 648 universities, research institutes, and enterprises; the competition used the open-source model LingBot-VLA2.0 as its technical foundation, with teams from Tsinghua University, Peking University, Huawei, Tencent, and others participating, and university and research personnel accounting for 74.7%. Leiphone reported the same day that 15 teams will compete in the offline finals from November 14 to 16 in Zhangjiang, Shanghai, in the form of a 48-hour real-machine hackathon.
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Source:Shangguan NewsQualifying round of the first Robbyant Embodied Intelligence Challenge closes today
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Oct 27
Robbyant Ant Lingbo
Robbyant Embodied AI Challenge Preliminaries Conclude
Robbyant announced that the preliminaries of the Robbyant Embodied AI Challenge have concluded, with a total of 1,855 teams, 3,252 participants, 648 institutions, and 13 countries taking part, calling it the first major milestone. The organizers announced that a 48-hour hackathon for real robots will be held next.
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Ant Lingbo Embodied Large Model Challenge Concludes Preliminary Round: Record 1,855 Teams Registered, Real-Robot Final in Shanghai in November
The online preliminary round of the first "Ant Lingbo Embodied Large Model Challenge" concluded on October 27, attracting a total of 1,855 teams and 3,252 contestants from 13 countries, with the open-source model LingBot-VLA2.0 as the technical foundation. Among the participants, university students and researchers accounted for 74.7%, master's and doctoral students made up 67.4%, and 51.7% had backgrounds in VLA or multimodal large models. Fifteen teams will compete in the offline grand final in Zhangjiang, Shanghai, from November 14 to 16 in the form of a 48-hour real-robot hackathon.
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The online preliminary round of the first Ant Lingbo Embodied Large Model Challenge concluded: 1,855 teams registered
The online preliminary round of the first "Ant Lingbo Embodied Large Model Challenge" has concluded, attracting a total of 1,855 teams and 3,252 contestants from 13 countries, covering 648 universities, research institutes, and enterprises, setting a record for the largest scale in the industry. The competition is built on the open-source model LingBot-VLA2.0 as its technical foundation, with teams from Tsinghua University, Peking University, Huawei, Tencent, and others participating; university and research personnel account for 74.7%. Fifteen teams will compete in the 48-hour real-machine hackathon finals in Shanghai from November 14 to 16.
Oct 26
Robbyant Ant Lingbo
Qualifying Round of the Robbyant Embodied AI Challenge Closes Today
Robbyant has announced that submissions for the qualifying round of the first Robbyant Embodied AI Challenge will close today (October 26) at 23:59 (GMT+8). Participants are reminded to complete their uploads and check their submission status to confirm that their entries have been successfully received.
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