Canonical gripper-frame representation achieves zero-shot cross-embodiment transfer for two-finger manipulation

By decoupling task semantics from hardware-specific visual features, the framework allows policies trained on one robot to generalize to completely different platforms without retraining.

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Renmin University of China · Zhipu AI · Tsinghua University

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The authors propose an interaction-centric framework that uses a parameterized universal gripper abstraction to transform RGB-D observations into a canonical gripper frame.

The authors introduce a method that converts visual observations into an embodiment-agnostic representation by first inferring a subtask and an interaction triplet (gripper, held object, target object) using a vision-language model (VLM).

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From Zhipu AI and 2 others · Part of Robot World Models, now 3 papers

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Interaction-centric representation with a canonical gripper frame enables cross-embodiment zero-shot transfer for two-finger gripper manipulation.

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