RLE-Bench: A Qualifying Exam for Coding Agents as Robot Learning Engineers
RLE-Bench scores coding agents as robot learning engineers across four robotics workflows.
RLE-Bench evaluates coding agents as robot learning engineers across interactive control, policy learning, perception and estimation, and mechanical design. It scores submitted artifacts—trained policies, built harnesses, and designed mechanical structures—with task-specific metrics rolled into an RLE Index and workflow capability profiles. Case studies examine agent behavior on representative tasks, current limitations, and opportunities for future agent training. The benchmark targets broader engineering work rather than single-policy performance alone.
- Spans interactive control, policy learning, perception, and mechanical design.
- Task metrics aggregate into an overall RLE Index and capability profiles.
- Scores policies, training harnesses, and agent-designed mechanical structures.
- Case studies cover current limits and future agent-training opportunities.
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Coding agents are beginning to move beyond purely digital tasks to tackle physical-world challenges, particularly in robotics. Existing robotics benchmarks, however, primarily focus on the performance of individual artifacts, such as policies or controllers, offering limited coverage of coding agents' broader engineering capabilities.
By Haitong Ma, Chenxiao Gao, Rushi Qiang · huggingface.co
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