Humanoid tracker expands executable manipulation skills from sparse human demonstrations

InterMimicGen iteratively modifies, tests and retains simulated interaction motions, allowing its tracking policy and training archive to improve together.

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Yucheng Zhang · Sirui Xu · Jinhong Li · Liuyu Bian · Anatulya Nandi · Derek Zhang · +5 more

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign · NVIDIA

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The authors consolidated human-object interaction datasets and converted the captured motions into references for humanoid robots.

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From NVIDIA and University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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InterMimicGen self-evolves motion imitation data and policies to scale humanoid loco-manipulation from sparse human demonstrations.

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