embodied reasoning

Embodied reasoning is reasoning that lets a robot understand physical space and objects and plan its actions.

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Embodied reasoning is the ability to interpret a scene from the point of view of a robot that has a body and acts in the physical world: identifying where objects are, how they relate and what to do in what order.

In robot AI, a model responsible for this reasoning often plans at the top level, while a separate action model or controller handles the actual joint movements.

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ER stands for embodied reasoning: reasoning about a physical scene from the point of view of a body that has to act in it.


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