Arena-Dexsuite-Lift-RL-Newton-Task

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Description:

Arena-Dexsuite-Lift-RL-Newton-Task is a model trained for the object lifting task in one of IsaacLab-Arena Newton example workflows. The Kuka Allegro robot learns to pick up primitive shapes (e.g., cube-shaped objects) on a table and lift them to target positions through reinforcement learning. The task uses a command-based goal specification, where the RL agent learns to reach sampled target poses.<br><br> This model is ready for non-commercial use only.

Governing Terms

Your usage of the Arena-Dexsuite-Lift-RL-Newton-Task is governed by the NVIDIA License.

Deployment Geography:

Global

Release Date:

GitHub: 04/09/2026 via isaac-sim/IsaacLab-Arena Hugging Face: 04/09/2026 via nvidia/Arena-Dexsuite-Lift-RL-Newton-Task

Use Case:

Researchers, Academics, Open-Source Community: AI-driven robotics research and algorithm development. Developers: Integrate and customize AI for various robotic applications. Startups & Companies: Accelerate robotics development and reduce training costs.

Reference(s):

RSL‑RL: A Learning Library for Robotics Research, arXiv preprint (2025)

Model Architecture:

Architecture Type: Multi-layer Perceptron

Network Architecture: MLP network trained with on-policy PPO using RSL-RL PPO framework.

Number of Model Parameters: 105,871

Input:

Input Type:

• Robot State: End-effector pose capsulating position and rotation [x, y, z, w, x, y, z]<br>

Input Format:

• Robot State: Floating Point<br>

Input Parameters:

• Robot State: One-Dimensional (1D) - Floating number vector<br>

Other Properties Related to Input: Continuous-value vectors correspond to different motor controls on a robot, which depends on Degrees of Freedom of the robot embodiment.

Output:

Output Type(s): End-effector target pose<br> Output Format: Continuous-value vectors<br> Output Parameters: [One-Dimensional (1D)] <br> Other Properties Related to Output: Continuous-value vectors correspond to different motor controls on a robot, which depends on Degrees of Freedom of the robot embodiment.

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Model Version(s):

Version 0.1.

Training, Testing, and Evaluation:

Training & Testing

The model was trained completely in simulation (IsaacLab-Arena) using a on-policy Reinforcement Learning method.

Data Modality: Other: Robot simulation

Training Data Size: Not Applicable

Data Collection Method: Simulated Kuka Allegro - Reinforcement Learning

Labeling Method: Not Applicable

Properties: The model was trained completely in simulation (IsaacLab-Arena) using a on-policy Reinforcement Learning method. In this case, the data was collected for a couple of episodes, then the algorithm ran gradient descent on the collected data to update the model weights. Once this step was completed, the collected data was discarded and a new batch of data was collected.

The simulation environment contained the robot itself, a primitive sitting on a table, and a ground plane.

Evaluation

Data Modality: Other: Robot simulation

Data Collection Method: Simulated Kuka Allegro - Reinforcement Learning

Labeling Method: Not Applicable

Properties: The evaluation was performed in simulation using the IsaacLab-Arena (Newton physics engine). The evaluation data consists of dynamically generated episodes of lifting tasks.

Inference:

Acceleration Engine(s): PyTorch

Test Hardwares

• NVIDIA RTX 6000 Ada

Software Integration

Runtime Engine(s): Not Applicable

Supported Hardware Microarchitecture Compatibility: All of the below:

• NVIDIA Ampere
• NVIDIA Blackwell
• NVIDIA Jetson
• NVIDIA Hopper
• NVIDIA Lovelace

Preferred/Supported Operating System(s): Linux

Ethical Considerations:

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