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Alexa Arena: A User-Centric Interactive Platform for Embodied AI

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arxiv 2303.01586 v2 pith:ZRV7JQDN submitted 2023-03-02 cs.HC cs.AIcs.RO

Qiaozi Gao , Govind Thattai , Suhaila Shakiah , Xiaofeng Gao , Shreyas Pansare , Vasu Sharma , Gaurav Sukhatme , Hangjie Shi
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We introduce Alexa Arena, a user-centric simulation platform for Embodied AI (EAI) research. Alexa Arena provides a variety of multi-room layouts and interactable objects, for the creation of human-robot interaction (HRI) missions. With user-friendly graphics and control mechanisms, Alexa Arena supports the development of gamified robotic tasks readily accessible to general human users, thus opening a new venue for high-efficiency HRI data collection and EAI system evaluation. Along with the platform, we introduce a dialog-enabled instruction-following benchmark and provide baseline results for it. We make Alexa Arena publicly available to facilitate research in building generalizable and assistive embodied agents.

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