Robotic assembly systems lack physics-aware training data
Industrial robotic systems struggle to perform precise assembly tasks because available training datasets lack force, torque, and tight-tolerance interaction data. Without physics-aware training data, robots cannot reliably automate engineering assembly workflows. This gap limits deployment of Vision-Language-Action models in real manufacturing environments.
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