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Introducing PointZero—a 3D world model pre-trained without robots. Dexterous manipulation requires understanding diverse 3D dynamics, but current approaches rely on expensive robot data. So how can we pre-train a 3D dynamics model without it? PointZero introduces a simple idea: learning to complete 3D point tracks yields transferable 3D dynamics!...

27,011 просмотров • 3 дней назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Bardienus Duisterhof
Bardienus Duisterhof3 дней назад

Our approach is simple: given an RGB-D observation and only 1-3 tracks, PointZero denoises point tracks for all observed points. Sparse tracks constrain possible outcomes, but leave properties such as stiffness and joint structure ambiguous. 2/6

Фото профиля Bardienus Duisterhof
Bardienus Duisterhof3 дней назад

Trained on just 2.9M frames of diverse synthetic dynamics, PointZero produces plausible zero-shot predictions of real-world dynamics. We test it on deformable, articulated, and rigid objects. 3/6

Фото профиля Bardienus Duisterhof
Bardienus Duisterhof3 дней назад

We post-train PointZero for two downstream applications. First, action-conditioned 3D dynamics: instead of point tracks, we condition on the robot’s end-effector state. PointZero outperforms the task specialists we evaluate. 4/6

Фото профиля Bardienus Duisterhof
Bardienus Duisterhof3 дней назад

Next, we turn PointZero into an MM-DiT to predict robot actions through imitation learning. It matches or outperforms existing behavior cloning methods. We also compare pre-trained PointZero with training from scratch: pre-training improves performance in both downstream applications. 5/6

Фото профиля Bardienus Duisterhof
Bardienus Duisterhof3 дней назад

Thanks to awesome co-authors @kaiwynd @Adamjhung @bowenwen_me @BirchfieldStan @YunzhuLiYZ @RamananDeva @jeff_ichnowski The paper is out now; the code and dataset will follow shortly. Website: arXiv: 6/6

Фото профиля Homanga Bharadhwaj
Homanga Bharadhwaj3 дней назад

I like this! @bardienus

Фото профиля Bardienus Duisterhof
Bardienus Duisterhof3 дней назад

Thanks prof @mangahomanga !

Фото профиля Andrea Miele
Andrea Miele3 дней назад

bro is on rampage

Фото профиля Bardienus Duisterhof
Bardienus Duisterhof3 дней назад

Lol release week 😄

Фото профиля Andrea Miele
Andrea Miele3 дней назад

Hahah do you have more ? 👀

Фото профиля Bardienus Duisterhof
Bardienus Duisterhof3 дней назад

Just this one:

Фото профиля Andrea Miele
Andrea Miele3 дней назад

😂😂😂 my man

Фото профиля v98cheox.club
v98cheox.club3 дней назад

wild scaling

Фото профиля Muhammad Ahmed
Muhammad Ahmed3 дней назад

One to three tracks can leave several motions plausible, especially with hidden joints or stiffness. Preserving that uncertainty seems important if a robot is going to choose its next action from the prediction.

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