人間のデモンストレーションから身体的インタラクションスキルを学習する
Learning Physical Interaction Skills from Human Demonstrations
人間の動作から相互作用の動態を表す埋め込みインタラクショングラフを抽出し、異なる身体構造を持つエージェントが物理シミュレーションで模倣制御を学習する枠組みを提案した。
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著者: Tianyu Li, Hengbo Ma, Sehoon Ha, Kwonjoon Lee
分類: cs.RO
原文アブストラクト
Learning physical interaction skills, such as dancing, handshaking, or sparring, remains a fundamental challenge for agents operating in human environments, particularly when the agent's morphology differs significantly from that of the demonstrator. Existing approaches often rely on handcrafted objectives or morphological similarity, limiting their capacity for generalization. Here, we introduce a framework that enables agents with diverse embodiments to learn wholebbody interaction behaviors directly from human demonstrations. The framework extracts a compact, transferable representation of interaction dynamics, called the Embedded Interaction Graph (EIG), which captures key spatiotemporal relationships between the interacting agents. This graph is then used as an imitation objective to train control policies in physics-based simulations, allowing the agent to generate motions that are both semantically meaningful and physically feasible. We demonstrate BuddyImitation on multiple agents, such as humans, quadrupedal robots with manipulators, or mobile manipulators and various interaction scenarios, including sparring, handshaking, rock-paper-scissors, or dancing. Our results demonstrate a promising path toward coordinated behaviors across morphologically distinct characters via cross embodiment interaction learning.
