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NVIDIA Open-Sources Flora Model Weights for Robotics Training Data

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NVIDIA has open-sourced the weights for Flora, a suite of models that parse the physical world and turn raw footage into training signals for robotics, Jim Fan announced. Fan claimed Flora delivers Astra-level performance at 125x lower cost and said it already powers an in-house application.

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  1. Jim Fan announces Flora open models for robotics data at 125x lower cost

    Jim Fan announced Flora, a suite of open models that parse the physical world and turn raw footage into rich training signals, claiming Astra-level performance at 125x lower cost. He said the team is open-sourcing the weights today and that Flora already powers an in-house application, with the final sentence cut off at https://t.co/wiuiNjksNa.

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