Quadrupeds in nature achieve agile locomotion through a rhythmic flexing of the spine in coordination with leg movement. This dynamic synergy enhances their speed and stability, reflecting a kind of physical intelligence encoded in their bodies. However, identifying this spine-leg synergy and embodying it in robotics t...
Ruo-Chao Wang, Wei-Tao Zhang, Xiao-Long Quan et al.· Science Advances· 0 citations
Video demonstrations offer a scalable alternative to costly robot data for learning manipulation, yet existing reconstruction-based approaches often rely on constrained camera viewpoints or human-to-robot retargeting, while the reconstructed trajectories are difficult to adapt to new objects configurations without dist...
Hang Li, Ming-Xin Zhang, Zi-Han Wu et al.· 0 citations
High-quality demonstrations for dexterous robot manipulation are costly and difficult to collect, whereas monocular human videos provide a scalable source of diverse manipulation behaviors. However, transferring such demonstrations to dexterous robots remains challenging: monocular hand-object interaction (HOI) reconst...
Jie Ren, Zhe-Hao Jiang, Yin-Hong Yang et al.· 0 citations
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