ACT
Open weightsStanford (ALOHA) · baseline, not a foundation model
3 of 6 axes published · values checked against their primary sources on 23 Oct 2026
Success
Does it do the trained task? (% of trials, trained setup)
48.3%
Clean dish 86%, sponge 85%, unzip 22%, fold 0%. On the SO-101 benchmark it averaged 33.75%.
Source: Benchmarking VLAs on ALOHA, arXiv 2511.11298 · Table 3, macro-average
Robustness
Does it survive the cell drifting? (% under the perturbation set)
5.5%
Collapses off its training setup: 42.8 points below in-distribution.
Source: Benchmarking VLAs on ALOHA, arXiv 2511.11298 · Table 5 (mean of 4 tasks)
Instruction
Does rewording the instruction break it? (% under paraphrase)
Owed
Not reported.
Recovery
Does it fix its own mistakes? (% of injected failures recovered)
6.5%
Share of failures recovered without help.
Source: SO-101 VLA benchmark, arXiv 2606.08881 · Recovery results
Speed
Is it as fast as a trained person? (human cycle time ÷ robot cycle time)
Owed
Not reported.
Interventions
How often does a person step in? (per 1,000 cycles)
Owed
Not reported.
Built on ACT
Published work that starts from ACT: fine-tunes, add-ons and models trained from it. Their results are listed here, apart from ACT's own values above, with the source each one comes from.
MP chunking
Fine-tuning recipeUniversity of Tokyo · RIKEN AIP · 29 Oct 2026
Predicts each chunk of motion as a blend of smooth curves and stitches the chunks together, so the arm moves without jerks.
- Success84.4%−1.2 pts vs ACT in the same paper (85.6%)Real robot · Real ALOHA, 3 two-arm tasks · 90 trials · Grade BMean of the 3 tasks (our average); no task differs significantly. The gain is smoothness: about 10× less jerk within a chunk (Table II(b)).
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