UC San Diego, MIT researchers create Open-TeleVision, an immersive teleoperation system

A Unitree H1 robot performing unloading tasks using Open-TeleVision

Teleoperation can be a powerful method, not only for performing complex tasks, but also for collecting on-robot data. This data is essential for robot learning from demonstrations, as teleoperation offers accurate and precise examples, plus natural and smooth trajectories for imitation learning. These allow the learned policies to generalize to a environments, configurations, and tasks. 

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