Xiaomi has once again dropped a "heavy bomb" in the field of robot technology. Following the release and open-sourcing of its VLA large model Xiaomi-Robotics-0 in February this year, Xiaomi officially announced the full post-training process of the model today. This move aims to solve the "last mile" problem of robots transitioning from laboratories to practical production, making AI robots truly productive tools that are ready to use out of the box.

In the latest capability demonstration, the robot equipped with this model showcased astonishing fine operation capabilities. Through only 20 hours of task data reinforcement training, Xiaomi-Robotics-0 successfully mastered the highly challenging action of "continuously organizing earphones." In the video, the robot's movements are smooth, accurately placing small earphones one by one into compact storage slots.
This seemingly simple action actually hides technical intricacies. Official technical information indicates that this task faces two core technical barriers: first, the precision challenge. The tolerance between the earphone and the charging case slot is extremely small, requiring the model to have sub-millimeter-level spatial perception capabilities to achieve accurate alignment; second, the stability challenge. Due to the extremely smooth surface of the earphone and the case (with a roughness as low as Ra 0.03μm), it is prone to slipping during contact. The model must have high real-time feedback and action correction capabilities to prevent assembly failure.

Notably, Xiaomi-Robotics-0 ranked in the top six of the global VLA model download list on HuggingFace within its first month of release, showing high industry attention. To further promote the development of the developer ecosystem, Xiaomi has now fully opened up the project's technical report, model weights, and source code.
Currently, developers can access relevant resources through the Xiaomi Robot Technology website and open-source platforms such as GitHub. With the open-sourcing of the full post-training process, the industry generally expects this will significantly lower the development threshold for high-performance robot tasks and accelerate the application of intelligent robots in complex and precise scenarios.
Technical website: https://robotics.xiaomi.com/xiaomi-robotics-0.html#pack-earbuds
