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Jad Abou-Chakra
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Structured World Models and Robot Learning | QUT Centre for Robotics
Australia Katılım Haziran 2024
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Grateful to @NVIDIA for featuring our work on their Tech Blog: Physically Embodied Gaussians, an interpretable real time world model for #robotics using Warp and #GaussianSplatting. developer.nvidia.com/blog/building-…
@krshnrana @nikoSuenderhauf @QUTRobotics
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@jadachakra Makes sense! So you wouldn't expect this shaking in offline mode when there are no visual corrections, correct?
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@siddancha Great question! Two reasons: 1. The cameras are not perfectly calibrated - therefore the tblock’s optimal position that would reduce the photometric loss is always contested. 2. Visual forces are somewhat naively implemented and cause oscillations because there is no damping.
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@jadachakra @jadachakra Really cool and exciting work!!👏👏
One question: in the bottom right corner of this video, the block seems to shake in-place even when the robot is not touching it. Do you know why that is? realissim.rai-inst.com/static/videos/…
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🚀 Embodied Gaussians is now opensource! 🔥
📂 GitHub: github.com/bdaiinstitute/…
✨ Key Features:
1️⃣ Gaussian Splatting (GSplat) + Physics (Warp) 💥
2️⃣ Parallelizable environments! ⚡
3️⃣ Render virtual cameras in parallel 📸
🔜 Coming Soon (hopefully):
🌀 Deformables!
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6/ Videos and paper are available at realissim.rai-inst.com and arxiv.org/abs/2504.03597
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5/ This project was completed during my internship at @rai_inst (formerly Boston Dynamics AI). Special thanks to my team—Lingfeng Sun, @krshnrana, Brandon May, Karl Schmeckpeper, Maria Vittoria Minniti, and Laura Herlant for their support during this project.
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@jadachakra Very cool work! We are working on something similar. Is there any particular reason the predicted visual states have a lot of artifacts?
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5/ More videos and details are available at the project page (embodied-gaussians.github.io) and in the paper (arxiv.org/abs/2406.10788).
A special thanks to @krshnrana, Feras Dayoub, @nikoSuenderhauf, and @QUTRobotics for their support during this project.
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