548 new Robotics (cs.RO) papers in the past week, against 255 in a usual week.
The words riding the wave: visuomotor, bimanual, wrist and subtask, each turning up far more often than usual, mostly in papers filed under cs.RO.
Senior analysts declined to comment, citing an upcoming grant deadline.
Papers are dated by the day their first version was submitted. A day counts once 4 days have passed and arXiv has announced all of its papers, so the latest day here is Wednesday 23 September. How counting works.
Words turning up in far more papers than usual this week, across all of arXiv. Unlisted ones are fair game for a future IPO.
21 papers this week, 6 in a usual week.
20 papers this week, 6 in a usual week.
24 papers this week, 7 in a usual week.
e.g. M Dwarf Singles and Multis Have Dissimilar Metallicities Indicating Different Origins
15 papers this week, 5 in a usual week.
e.g. Spatial-Spectral Trade-offs in Metasurface-Based Snapshot Hyperspectral Imaging
24 papers this week, 8 in a usual week.
e.g. An Exposition of GPT Astra's Proof of Lower Bound on DP Continual Counting
17 papers this week, 6 in a usual week.
e.g. Less Language, More Latents: Annotation-Efficient VLAs for Driving
21 papers this week, 8 in a usual week.
173 papers this week, 68 in a usual week.
e.g. Watch, Recall, Act: Always-On Robots in Concurrent Embodied Streams
New papers in the past week against a usual week, by each paper's main arXiv category.
$BOT is the desk's pick of the day: mentions up 103% and climbing.
$LANG quietly slipping: down 10% on mentions. Nobody's written an obituary yet.
Busiest counter on the board: $QNTM, 365 mentions in a single day.
Traders piled into $ALGO, lifting it 1.0% on the day.