Video2Sim2Real turns a single human video into a deployable robot manipulation skill by reconstructing a digital twin, anchoring motions to object-centric simulator configurations, and bridging sim-to-real gaps with imitation learning and residual RL.
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DexSynRefine couples HOI motion manifold flow primitives with task-space residual RL and proprioceptive adaptation to convert human-object interaction data into executable dexterous robot motions, reporting 50-70 point real-world success rate gains over kinematic retargeting on five tasks.
TopoRetarget uses a sparse interaction graph and distance-weighted Laplacian deformation optimization with kinematic and penetration constraints to retarget human demonstrations to dexterous hands while preserving task-relevant contacts.
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Video2Sim2Real: Full-Stack Autonomous Dexterous Skill Acquisition from a Single Human Video
Video2Sim2Real turns a single human video into a deployable robot manipulation skill by reconstructing a digital twin, anchoring motions to object-centric simulator configurations, and bridging sim-to-real gaps with imitation learning and residual RL.
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DexSynRefine: Synthesizing and Refining Human-Object Interaction Motion for Physically Feasible Dexterous Robot Actions
DexSynRefine couples HOI motion manifold flow primitives with task-space residual RL and proprioceptive adaptation to convert human-object interaction data into executable dexterous robot motions, reporting 50-70 point real-world success rate gains over kinematic retargeting on five tasks.
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TopoRetarget: Interaction-Preserving Retargeting for Dexterous Manipulation
TopoRetarget uses a sparse interaction graph and distance-weighted Laplacian deformation optimization with kinematic and penetration constraints to retarget human demonstrations to dexterous hands while preserving task-relevant contacts.