RoboTwin-Phys：物理条件の多様性に挑むロボット操作ベンチマーク
RoboTwin-Phys: Do WAMs and VLAs Understand the Physical World?
質量・摩擦・関節ダイナミクスなど13の物理属性を連続的に変化させるロボット操作ベンチマークを提案し、既存のWAMやVLAが物理条件の変化に対して大きなロバスト性ギャップを示すことを明らかにした。
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著者: Jiaqi Zhang, Feng Ye, Mingjia Yang, Zhihong Chen, Mingkang Xiang, Xinglin Yao, Yanbin Li, Siwei Ma, Chuanmin Jia
分類: cs.RO
原文アブストラクト
Physical-condition diversity is largely missing from current benchmarks for robot manipulation. While large-scale simulation benchmarks increasingly incorporate variations in object appearance, scene layout, and visual observations, they typically keep the underlying physical parameters fixed. As a result, important sources of real-world variability, such as changes in mass, friction, and joint dynamics, remain largely untested. We introduce RoboTwin-Phys, a physics-diverse benchmark that treats physical-condition diversity as an explicit dimension of robot manipulation evaluation. The benchmark continuously varies 13 physical attributes within physically plausible ranges, providing a unified setting for evaluating policies across diverse physical operating conditions. We further release more than 5,000 expert demonstrations with ground-truth physical parameters, enabling physical-attribute estimation, condition-aware modeling, and physics-conditioned policy training. Evaluations of representative WAMs and VLAs reveal a substantial robustness gap: models that remain effective under existing visual and layout randomization can degrade markedly under changes in physical conditions. RoboTwin-Phys provides the benchmark, data, and evaluation protocol needed to systematically measure and improve robustness to physical-condition diversity in robot manipulation.
