REA Introduces Routed Embodied Agent Runtime for Asynchronous Brain‑Cerebellum Control

Foundation models are reliable at high‑level reasoning but too slow and costly for fine‑grained control. REA pairs a deliberative brain (foundation models) with a reactive cerebellum (fast policies) to address incompatibility and asynchrony.

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Note REA's brain‑cerebellum split; prioritize building hybrid agents that combine reasoning models with fast reflex policies.

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