从投稿来看，具身方向的论文已经出现了堆积.......

Core Insights - The article discusses the increasing number of submissions to various conferences and the concerns of researchers regarding the suitability of different conferences and the preferences of reviewers [1] - It highlights the active research directions in embodied intelligence, including VLN, VLA, reinforcement learning, and real2sim2real, and provides guidance for newcomers on how to choose their research focus [1][3] - The article promotes a customized paper mentoring service aimed at helping researchers navigate the complexities of paper writing and submission [3][4][5] Group 1 - The article notes that many researchers are anxious about selecting the right conference and understanding which research directions are favored by reviewers [1] - It emphasizes that humanoid robots are particularly active in reinforcement learning and sim2real/real2sim2real research, suggesting that labs with relevant embodiments should explore these areas [1] - It mentions that mechanical arm embodiments are suitable for VLA, VLA+RL, and diffusion policy research, with a high computational power requirement for VLA [1] Group 2 - The article states that quadrupedal robots are also suitable for reinforcement learning research, although there may be fewer innovative points due to prior extensive work in this area [2] - It suggests that combining VLN and VLA with mobile manipulation could be a promising research direction [3] - The article introduces a paper mentoring service that offers one-on-one customized guidance across various top-tier conference topics, emphasizing the importance of having a good idea and navigating potential pitfalls for new researchers [3][4] Group 3 - The mentoring service covers a full process from topic innovation to experimental design, code debugging, paper writing, and submission strategy, aimed at producing high-quality results quickly [4] - It highlights the dual perspective of both industrial and academic value, focusing not only on publishing papers but also on practical applications [5] - The article offers a free matching service for the first ten inquiries, allowing researchers to have in-depth meetings with mentors based on their research direction and academic background [6]