# Bad Influence story: Runway details Praxis-1 robotics model and reports benchmark results

Active · 3 articles · 1 source · First reported 11-11 10:04. Times are ET.
Story page: https://badinfluence.news/story/324a8a3e-666d-4f4c-bf7c-b35f1e119b9e

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Latest update (11-11 10:04): Runway's Praxis-1 succeeds in all 15 simulated robot trials after 30 minutes of demos

Overview: Runway says its Praxis-1 model, a 27B-parameter mixture-of-experts diffusion transformer that predicts video and actions together, scores 80.0% on SimplerEnv after fine-tuning on Google's RT-1 robot, a robot it never saw in training. Runway says the original RT-1 policy scores 52.4% on the same benchmark. The company also says Praxis-1 succeeded in all 15 simulated trials on Noble Machines' robot after learning from under 30 minutes of teleoperated demonstrations.

Runway argues general video is the most scalable source of robotics data, since a model trained to predict video learns how objects behave and how tasks unfold. The company says its technical report covers the model's architecture, training stages and results.

Coverage timeline (newest first):
1. 11-11 10:04 · Runway · [Runway's Praxis-1 succeeds in all 15 simulated robot trials after 30 minutes of demos](https://badinfluence.news/items/c10dgtfamk9a0pd781s23ovny)
2. 11-11 10:04 · Runway · [Runway's Praxis-1 hits 80.0% on SimplerEnv after RT-1 fine-tuning](https://badinfluence.news/items/l7jjaeowyx4a9rjms4mmat1u4)
3. 11-11 10:04 · Runway · [Runway details Praxis-1, a 27B video and action model, in a technical report](https://badinfluence.news/items/zhkjq2kscp2ooc46ncy0o6dqf)
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