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AI CLUSTERED EVENT · 10/13/2026

DishwasherBench Launches: Embodied AI Benchmark Based on Real Bosch Dishwasher Physics and Wash Chemistry Simulation

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DishwasherBench introduces a high-fidelity physical simulation benchmark based on the real Bosch SMV4HAX40G dishwasher, evaluating LLMs' spatial loading decision-making under complex constraints via rigid-body dynamics and simulated wash chemistry (jets, soil, detergent) of the Eco 50 program. Presented as the browser game Spotless, it allows human players and AI agents to compete, currently in early v0.1.0 release focusing on deterministic physics replayability, though fine-grained cutlery stacking effects on cleanliness are not yet fully modeled.

LATEST/DishwasherBench introduces a high-fidelity physical simulation benchmark based on the real Bosch SMV4HAX40G dishwasher, evaluating LLMs' spatial loading decision-making under complex constraints via rigid-body dynamics and simulated wash chemistry (jets, soil, detergent) of the Eco 50 program. Presented as the browser game Spotless, it allows human players and AI agents to compete, currently in early v0.1.0 release focusing on deterministic physics replayability, though fine-grained cutlery stacking effects on cleanliness are not yet fully modeled.

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  1. Hacker News AIT2·68 pts
    • Built on real hardware (Bosch SMV4HAX40G) with high-fidelity physics simulation including rigid-body collisions and wash chemistry processes
    • Uses a deterministic physics engine ensuring every action is recordable, replayable, and verifiable, addressing reproducibility issues in traditional simulation benchmarks
    • Current v0.1.0 version primarily evaluates basic loading logic (e.g., cup orientation), with modeling of cleaning differences caused by complex cutlery stacking still incomplete