Lambda is sponsoring two workshops at CoRL 2026 in Austin and co-organizing them with NVIDIA. We’re also presenting I3L, a workshop paper with Li Fei-Fei’s lab at Stanford.
I3L studies whole-body mobile manipulation through iterative, interactive imitation learning. On JoyLo+, the robot can hand control to a person through touch. The authors tested the approach on three robot embodiments and eight tasks. They report a 68.3 point gain in average autonomous success over the base policies, at least 90% success on every task, and a 72% reduction in average takeover time.
Both workshops are Nov 12. The real-robot-learning workshop runs 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. CST in room 212. G2A runs 2 to 6 p.m. CST in room 208.
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.@jandom_random of @open_fold and @jianwen_xie of Lambda took the main stage at the AI Drug Discovery & Development Summit (AIDDD) in Boston today. Their talk covered how open-source model training can speed up drug discovery research.
We’re at the AI Drug Discovery Development Summit in Boston, Oct 27–29. Come find us at booth #8.
On Oct 28 at 9:30 a.m. ET, @jianwen_xie and @jandom_random of @open_fold take the main stage to talk about open-source model training for drug discovery.
First up, fine-tuning OpenFold3 and training it on synthetic data. Then a look at how Lambda’s infrastructure speeds up that fine-tuning, with a deep dive into TurboPairFormer, a fast, stable GPU kernel built for OpenFold3 training.