Paper

ABot-AgentOS: A General Robotic Agent OS with Lifelong Multi-modal Memory

A modular agent layer above low-level robot controllers that couples planning, verification, and graph memory for cross-embodiment embodied execution.

arXiv ↗Jul 11, 2026

  • llm
  • robotics
  • embodied agents
  • multimodal memory
  • benchmarking

What it is

A robotic agent OS layer for long-horizon embodied tasks, with verification-aware execution and persistent multimodal graph memory plus a new executable benchmark. Instead of a monolithic VLM/VLA controller, it adds an Agent OS above robot skills: scene-conditioned planning, isolated skill execution, multi-stage verification, and typed multimodal graph memory with failure-driven self-evolution.

Key results

  • LoCoMo: 87.5 static, improved to 88.7 with self-evolution
  • OpenEQA EM-EQA: 59.9 static, improved to 60.4 with self-evolution
  • Mem-Gallery: 88.6 static, improved to 89.0 with self-evolution

Shows that a separate agent OS and persistent source-grounded memory can improve long-horizon embodied behavior and continual memory quality.

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