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Exbody2: Advanced expressive humanoid whole-body control

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This paper tackles the challenge of enabling real-world humanoid robots to perform expressive and dynamic whole-body motions while maintaining overall stability and robustness. We propose Advanced Expressive Whole-Body Control (Exbody2), a method for producing whole-body tracking controllers that are trained on both human motion capture and simulated data and then transferred to the real world. We introduce a technique for decoupling the velocity tracking of the entire body from tracking body landmarks. We use a teacher policy to produce intermediate data that better conforms to the robot's kinematics and to automatically filter away infeasible whole-body motions. This two-step approach enabled us to produce a student policy that can be deployed on the robot that can walk, crouch, and dance. We also provide insight into the trade-off between versatility and the tracking performance on specific motions. We observed significant improvement of tracking performance after fine-tuning on a small amount of data, at the expense of the others.

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Behavior Foundations for Quadruped Robots: ABot-C0 Technical Report

cs.RO · 2026-07-08 · conditional · novelty 6.0 · 2 refs

A multi-source 16,074-clip quadruped motion library plus a flow-matching generalist tracker shows empirical data scaling and zero-shot unseen tracking, integrated with all-terrain locomotion and real-robot deployment.

LIMMT: Less is More for Motion Tracking

cs.RO · 2026-06-05 · unverdicted · novelty 6.0

A data-centric approach shows that less than 3% of AMASS motion data, filtered by physics feasibility, diversity, and complexity, yields better humanoid tracking policies than the full dataset.

RecoverFormer: End-to-End Contact-Aware Recovery for Humanoid Robots

cs.RO · 2026-04-24 · unverdicted · novelty 5.0

A single causal-transformer policy with latent recovery modes and contact-affordance prediction enables humanoid robots to recover from 100-300 N pushes with 100% success in simulation, generalizing zero-shot across wall distances, mass, friction, and latency changes.

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