DexOAK: Object-Aware Kinematic Retargeting
We introduce DexOAK, a learning-based object-aware kinematic retargeting framework for generating contact-consistent robot hand references from human motion-capture data.
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Key points
- DexOAK first minimizes an interaction-graph Laplacian objective over a joint hand-object graph, so the robot reproduces the demonstrated object-relative interaction geometry rather than the human hand pose alone.
- These per-frame solutions form seed retargeted references, from which a feed-forward network conditioned on human keypoints and object point clouds learns the retargeting function.
- Object-aware finetuning then refines the network under contact, non-penetration, and self-collision losses that position the fingers on the demonstrated contacts and reduce artifacts destabilizing physics-based refinement.
- DexOAK references improve dynamic retargeting over the state-of-the-art across bimanual tasks with rigid and articulated objects.
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- [1]DexOAK: Object-Aware Kinematic RetargetingarXiv (AI, ML, NLP, CV, robotics, multi-agent) · Oct 19, 05:20 PM
We introduce DexOAK, a learning-based object-aware kinematic retargeting framework for generating contact-consistent robot hand references from human motion-capture data.
DexOAK first minimizes an interaction-graph Laplacian objective over a joint hand-object graph, so the robot reproduces the demonstrated object-relative interaction geometry rather than the human hand pose alone.
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