Reka 发布 19B 全模态推理模型 Rho-1,可生成视频并输出机器人动作
Reka Releases Rho-1: A 19B Omni-Reasoning Model That Understands, Generates Video and Outputs Robot Actions in One - MarkTechPost
Reka 发布 19B 全模态推理模型 Rho-1 的研究预览版,单一网络可理解并生成文本、图像和视频,同时输出机器人动作,官方称其可直接替代在多个模态专用模型间传递任务的智能体流水线。模型每个 Transformer 块包含理解与生成两套专家权重流,共享注意力和同一 KV cache,离散 token 承载文本与高层指令,连续 token 承载图像潜变量、视频帧、机器人动作和本体感知。蒸馏版本把去噪步数从 99 步降到 8 步,约 1 秒返回 5.3 秒片段;训练使用 320 张 H100 历时 3 个月,视频分辨率上限 672×384,目前仅研究预览,未公开权重、API 或定价。
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Reka has released a research preview of Rho-1, a 19B omni-reasoning model trained from scratch. A single neural network understands and generates text, images and video, reasons over them, and outputs robot actions. Reka frames it as a direct replacement for agentic pipelines that pass work between modality-specific models.
What Rho-1 Changes
Most multimodal systems today are pipelines. A central model plans, then hands jobs to specialists for images, video or detection. Each handoff adds latency, and each specialist sees only a narrow request.
Rho-1 removes those handoffs. Text, vision and robotic actions become tokens inside one context window. According to Reka’s research, one unedited session shows the full loop. The model draws a lighthouse, boxes it, animates it, edits the video into a snowstorm, and explains the difference. That all happens in 5 turns, with no tool call and no second model.
Every input and output uses one of two native formats:
Discrete tokens carry text, symbolic reasoning and high-level commands; Continuous tokens carry image latents, video frames, robot actions and proprioception
Each transformer block holds two expert weight streams. The understanding stream handles language and visual parsing. The generation stream denoises latents into images and video. Both streams share attention and operate over the same KV cache.
When a reply needs pixels, the understanding stream emits a discrete handoff token. The generation stream then renders from the full accumulated state. Training combines next-token prediction for discrete sequences with flow matching for continuous outputs.
This design has practical effects. Bounding boxes come out as coordinate tokens, not from a separate detector. A video’s first frame reuses the in-context image representation instead of a re-encoded copy.
Speed: Base vs Distilled
The base model generates video at 0.79x real-time (median), with a watchable stream starting in roughly 6 seconds. Reka team measured 7.0 seconds to a first clip, against an illustrative 13.8 seconds for a multi-agent pipeline.
A distilled variant cuts denoising from 99 steps to 8, with minimal quality loss reported. It returned a 5.3-second clip in about a second. In Reka’s internal tests, it matched the fastest dedicated image models. It was also the quickest model tested to the first text token. These are vendor-run tests, not independent benchmarks.
World Model and Robotics
Rho-1 streams continuously, clip after clip. New instructions enter through the understanding stream and update state mid-rollout. Reka demonstrates one opening forked into ‘bank left’ and ‘bank right’ continuations.
For robotics, actions and future frames decode from the same latent state. A LIBERO simulation episode shows Rho-1 emitting 7 action channels. To scale past scarce teleoperation logs, Reka pairs Rho-1 with its Inverse Dynamics Model, which infers control signals from raw video.
How Rho-1 Compares
Data verified on October 5, 2026 from official sources.
Genie 3 access per Project Genie; Emu3.5 parameter count per its Hugging Face model card.
Key Takeaways
Rho-1 is a 19B model that reads and writes text, image, video and robot actions; Two expert streams share attention and one KV cache in every block; Distillation cuts denoising from 99 to 8 steps, about 1 second per 5.3 s clip; Trained on 320 H100s for 3 months; video is capped at 672×384; Research preview only: no public weights, API or pricing yet
Michal Sutter
Michal Sutter is a data science professional with a Master of Science in Data Science from the University of Padova. With a solid foundation in statistical analysis, machine learning, and data engineering, Michal excels at transforming complex datasets into actionable insights.
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