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我该如何为我的机器人选择基础模型?支持社会机器人的社区评估框架

How Should I Pick a Foundation Model for My Robot? In Favor of a Community Evaluation Framework for Social Robots

Eric Nichols, Alva Markelius, Hatice Gunes

arXiv 2608.06898首次发表:更新:

发表机构

Honda Research Institute Japan; University of Cambridge(本田研究所日本分部; 剑桥大学)

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AI 中文总结

针对社会机器人选择基础模型的难题,本文提出三层评估漏斗范式,梳理五个评估维度的适用评估方法,呼吁社区共建评估框架。

AI 中文摘要

试图基于基础模型构建社会机器人应用的研究人员面临一个难题:我们应如何选择模型?公开排行榜几乎无法提供指导,因为实时具身社会交互的需求大多不在其关注范围内;而直接评估在大规模场景下不具可行性,每项具身研究都需要稀缺的参与者、机器人及实验人员时间。本文确定了社会机器人基础模型的五个评估维度:(i)对话能力,(ii)用户安全性,(iii)具身特性,(iv)目标场景有效性,(v)受众适配性。为降低模型选择成本并提供更充分的信息,我们提出了三层评估漏斗范式:先用通用指标筛选,再扩展至模拟交互,最后以成本更高的机器人特定评估收尾。我们将五个维度映射到三个层级,梳理了适用评估方法的存在情况与缺失之处,并以行动呼吁作结:让我们作为一个社区共同构建该评估框架。

英文摘要

Researchers who seek to build social robot applications on foundation models are faced with a difficult question: how should we pick a model? Public leaderboards offer little guidance: the demands of real-time, embodied social interaction lie largely outside their focus. And direct evaluation is impractical at scale: each embodied study requires scarce participant, robot, and experimenter time. In this paper, we identify five evaluation dimensions for foundation models in social robots: (i) conversational competence, (ii) user safety, (iii) embodied character, (iv) target scene effectiveness, and (v) audience appropriateness. To make model selection cheaper and better informed, we propose a three-tiered evaluation funnel paradigm that first filters with general metrics, then extends to simulated interactions, and terminates in more expensive, robot-specific evaluation. We map all five dimensions across all three tiers, chart where applicable evaluation methods exist and are missing, and close with a call to action: let's build the evaluation framework together as a community.

Comments5 pages, 1 figure, 1 table. Accepted at the FoRMA workshop (Foundation Models in the RO-MAN Age: Responsible Development for Social Robotics) at IEEE RO-MAN 2026, Kitakyushu, Japan. Workshop homepage: https://sites.google.com/cam.ac.uk/forma/

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