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Robotix Pulse - July Week 3

Robotix Pulse - July Week 3
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🔥Here are this week's Robotics Engineering Jobs.

We listed ~230 new robotics jobs (including 85 Robotics Engineering, Director, and manager jobs by Nvidia), divided into U.S. & International spreadsheets.


🚀 Robotix Research Vault: Every week, I sift through the latest robotics research and share the few papers that are actually worth your attention.

  1. caling Behavior Foundation Models for Humanoid Robots

One of the week's most significant humanoid papers. The authors investigate how foundation models can be scaled from individual skills to general-purpose humanoid behaviors, a key step toward more capable and versatile humanoid robots.

📄 Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2607.15163

  1. LIDAR-AD: A Decoder-Free World Model for Autonomous Driving

This work proposes a new latent world model that improves long-horizon planning and decision-making by focusing on risk-relevant interactions instead of reconstructing raw observations. It outperforms existing world-model baselines in simulated driving tasks.

📄 Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2607.11964

  1. RoboTTT: Context Scaling for Robot Policies

Developed by researchers including Li Fei-Fei, this paper explores how increasing contextual information improves robot policies. The results suggest that scaling context—not just model size—can significantly enhance robot reasoning and generalization across tasks, making it one of the week's standout contributions in embodied AI.

📄 Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2607.15275


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