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DishwasherBench v0.1.0 Released for AI Model Benchmarking in Dishwasher Loading

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Key points

  • DishwasherBench v0.1.0 released by Composo.
  • Game 'Spotless' simulates Bosch SMV4HAX40G dishwasher.
  • Benchmarks language models on loading items for cleaning.
  • Uses rigid-body physics and simulates wash cycles.

Introduction to DishwasherBench

Composo has launched DishwasherBench, an early release (version 0.1.0) of a physical simulation game. This platform is designed to benchmark the capabilities of language models in performing complex, real-world tasks, specifically loading a dishwasher. The game, internally named Spotless, is accessible via a browser for human players and through an API for AI models.

Simulation Mechanics and Scoring

The game features a 3D model of a Bosch SMV4HAX40G dishwasher, incorporating rigid-body physics for item placement. Players or models load various items, and the simulation then runs an 'Eco 50' wash program, accounting for jets, droplets, soil, and detergent chemistry. Points are awarded based on the cleanliness of items after the simulated wash. Currently, the scoring accurately reflects the placement of cups, glasses, and pots, but plate and cutlery stacking evaluation is still under development.

Purpose and Technical Foundation

DishwasherBench aims to provide a deterministic and verifiable environment for evaluating AI models. Every loading episode is recorded and can be replayed, ensuring consistent testing. The simulation's core components include detailed models of the Bosch machine, a catalog of items and soils, and a session layer for game actions. The wash simulation operates at two tiers: an official tier for scoring and a faster preview tier.

Current Status and Future Development

As an early release, version 0.1.0 establishes a solid foundation for rigid-body physics and verifiable episodes. While the scoring for certain item types is robust, the evaluation of plates and cutlery is still being refined. Composo maintains the project, with documentation available for understanding its architecture and usage. The project roadmap includes further development of scoring mechanisms and broader applicability.

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Composo released DishwasherBench v0.1.0, a physical simulation game designed to benchmark language models on dishwasher loading tasks. The game, called Spotless, simulates a Bosch SMV4HAX40G dishwasher and evaluates how well items are loaded for cleaning, providing a new environment for AI interaction with rigid-body physics.