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[[Project Page](https://gewu-lab.github.io/robo-valuerl/)] [[GitHub](https://github.com/Open-X-Humanoid/Robo-ValueRL)] [[Paper](#)]
This repository contains the **models and data** for **Robo-ValueRL: Reliable Value Estimation for Offline-to-Online Reinforcement Learning**.
Robo-ValueRL studies how reliable value estimation can guide robotic policy learning from heterogeneous offline demonstrations and online rollout trajectories. The framework learns a history-conditioned value estimator, converts value differences into action-quality conditions for offline policy pretraining, and uses value-guided rollout filtering for stable online residual adaptation.
## π€ Model Description
**Robo-ValueRL** is an offline-to-online robotic reinforcement learning framework centered on reliable value estimation. Instead of only reporting final task success, Robo-ValueRL explicitly diagnoses whether learned values capture global task progress and local action-level preference, then propagates these value signals into downstream policy learning.
The released model suite includes:
1. **History-Conditioned Value Estimator**
Predicts normalized task progress from multi-view robot observations, language instructions, and visual history. The temporal context helps reduce ambiguity caused by occlusions, repeated motions, and visually similar task stages.
2. **Quality-Conditioned VLA Policy**
Uses value differences to derive action-quality conditions. These conditions guide a Vision-Language-Action policy during offline pretraining, allowing the policy to prioritize useful behaviors from mixed-quality demonstrations.
3. **Online Residual Adaptation Module**
Learns lightweight corrections from value-filtered online rollouts while keeping the pretrained base policy frozen. This enables targeted failure recovery and self-correction without overwriting the offline prior.
## π¦ Data Description
The Robo-ValueRL dataset contains heterogeneous real-robot experience collected on two long-horizon manipulation tasks:
- **Chip Insertion**: millimeter-level precision manipulation requiring PCB grasping, pose adjustment, chip grasping, and insertion.
- **Block Disassembly**: generalizable object disassembly requiring robust grasping, separation, and classification behaviors.
The dataset includes:
- **240 hours** of offline demonstrations
- **3,000+** online rollout trajectories
- Multi-view robot observations
- Language task instructions
- Robot states and action chunks
- Mixed-quality trajectories, including successful demonstrations, corrections, suboptimal behaviors, and failure cases
- Value-derived action-quality labels / conditions for policy learning
- Online rollout segments for residual adaptation
## π§± Model Hierarchy
1. **Value Estimation**
- Learns history-conditioned value functions from heterogeneous robot data.
- Evaluates value reliability with global-progress and local-preference metrics.
2. **Offline Policy Pretraining**
- Converts value differences into action-quality conditions.
- Trains a quality-conditioned VLA policy on mixed-quality demonstrations.
3. **Online Policy Improvement**
- Uses reliable value estimates to filter online rollout data.
- Trains a lightweight residual adapter for targeted real-world improvement.
## β¨ Key Features
* **Reliable Value Estimation**: Uses visual history to produce smoother progress estimates and sharper error responses.
* **Value-Guided Data Utilization**: Prioritizes useful demonstrations and rollout segments from heterogeneous robot experience.
* **Quality-Conditioned Policy Learning**: Conditions the VLA policy on value-derived action quality.
* **Stable Offline-to-Online Improvement**: Improves real-world performance through residual adaptation while preserving the pretrained base policy.
* **Real-Robot Evaluation**: Evaluated on precision chip insertion and generalizable block disassembly.
## π Highlights
- 86% final success on chip insertion
- 84% final success on block disassembly
- +26% offline gain on chip insertion
- +34% offline gain on block disassembly
- 240h offline demonstrations
- 3,000+ online rollout trajectories
## π Usage
The released assets are organized for reproducing Robo-ValueRL's model and data pipeline.
Please refer to the [GitHub repository](https://github.com/Open-X-Humanoid/Robo-ValueRL) for setup instructions, inference scripts, training code, and data-processing utilities.
## π Citation
If you use the XR-1 model in your research, please cite our work:(Citation will be updated after the arXiv release.)
## π License
Please refer to the license file in the [GitHub repository](https://github.com/Open-X-Humanoid/Robo-ValueRL).
## π¬ Contact
For questions, please open an issue on our [GitHub repository](https://github.com/Open-X-Humanoid/Robo-ValueRL).
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