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pi0.5-fr3-v3-pick-place is a robotics model from msbutt1. Use it for the robotics task on the model card, and read the license before you ship it in a product. It is set up for openpi. The card lists the license as apache-2.0.
This checkpoint is a pi0.5-DROID policy fine-tuned for real-world pick-and-place with a Franka Research 3 (FR3) robot. It predicts robot actions from synchronized RGB observations and a natural-language task instruction.
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This checkpoint is a pi0.5-DROID policy fine-tuned for real-world pick-and-place with a Franka Research 3 (FR3) robot. It predicts robot actions from synchronized RGB observations and a natural-language task instruction.
Pick up a cube from a table position and place it into a basket.
The model was fine-tuned on the FR3 Pick-and-Place LeRobot Dataset. The demonstrations use a Franka Research 3 robot, two Intel RealSense RGB cameras, and a parallel gripper.
This deployment uses the pi0.5-DROID action representation at 15 Hz:
The model predicts the arm trajectory and the timing of gripper close/open transitions. The robot-side runner performs physical gripper commands only at those predicted transitions and verifies a grasp before transport or a release inside the basket.
This checkpoint is intended for guarded research evaluation, not unrestricted robot operation. The supported deployment uses a local FR3 reference streamer, workspace and joint guards, policy-server warmup, latency checks, physical grasp verification, and an E-stop within reach.
Evaluation results must be recorded against the exact checkpoint identity. Aggregate success metrics are intentionally not reported here until the final v3_12000 validation ledger is complete and reviewed.
Serve the checkpoint with OpenPI on a GPU machine, then run the guarded client from the robot-control workstation. The full setup, recording, training, and evaluation workflow is documented in the accompanying FR3 robot-learning code repository.
The model requires the same robot configuration, camera arrangement, calibration, action convention, and safety controls used during data collection and evaluation. Do not use it on a different workcell without commissioning that setup first.