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DreamX learns robot actions from a video diffusion model's latents (claims unverified)

Fu-En Yang introduced DreamX, which extracts compact latent action codes from NVIDIA's pretrained Cosmos-Predict2.5 video model to separate motion from appearance. The post claims zero-shot human-to-robot video and action transfer without paired data...

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Fu-En Yang introduced DreamX, which extracts compact latent action codes from NVIDIA's pretrained Cosmos-Predict2.5 video model to separate motion from appearance. The post claims zero-shot human-to-robot video and action transfer without paired data...

Fu-En Yang introduced DreamX, which extracts compact latent action codes from NVIDIA's pretrained Cosmos-Predict2.5 video model to separate motion from appearance. The post claims zero-shot human-to-robot video and action transfer without paired data and state-of-the-art results on LARYBench. The paper link wasn't...

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