Dexora: 开源的高自由度双臂灵巧性VLA系统
Dexora: Open-source VLA for High-DoF Bimanual Dexterity
AI总结:
本文提出Dexora,首个开源的VLA系统,旨在双臂双手高自由度操作,通过混合遥控管道分离粗臂运动和精细手指运动,结合物理平台和数字孪生,构建大规模训练数据集,并提出数据质量感知训练方法,实验证明其在基础和灵巧任务上的优越性能。
摘要:
Vision-Language-Action (VLA)模型最近已成为具身AI的核心方向,但当前系统受限于双抓手控制或单臂灵巧手操作。尽管低维抓手控制可以使用更简单的方法处理,高维灵巧手控制从全端到端VLA学习获益匪浅。在本文中,我们介绍了Dexora,首个开源的VLA系统,原生针对双臂双手高自由度操作。我们设计了一个混合遥控管道,将粗臂运动(通过定制外骨骼背包捕捉)与精细手指运动(通过Apple Vision Pro无标记手追踪)分离,并驱动物理双臂双手平台和相同的MuJoCo数字孪生。使用该接口,我们构建了一个大规模训练数据集:一个匹配的合成数据集(100K模拟轨迹,6.5M帧)和一个现实世界的数据集(10K遥控演示,2.92M帧)。为缓解嘈杂的遥控演示,我们提出了一种数据质量感知的训练配方:一个离线判别器为扩散-Transformer策略训练提供片段级权重,降低低质量演示的权重。实证上,Dexora在基础和灵巧基准测试中优于竞争VLA基线(例如,平均灵巧成功率为66.7% vs. 51.7%),在基础任务上达到90%的成功率,并展示了鲁棒的分布外和跨具身泛化能力。消融实验确认了真实数据和判别器对灵巧性的重要性。
英文摘要:
Vision-Language-Action (VLA) models have recently become a central direction in embodied AI, but current systems are restricted to either dual-gripper control or single-arm dexterous hand manipulation. While low-dimensional gripper control can often be handled with simpler methods, high-dimensional dexterous hand control benefits greatly from full end-to-end VLA learning. In this work, we introduce Dexora, the first open-source VLA system that natively targets dual-arm, dual-hand high-DoF manipulation. We design a hybrid teleoperation pipeline that decouples gross arm kinematics (captured with a custom exoskeleton backpack) from fine finger motion (markerless hand tracking via Apple Vision Pro), and that drives both a physical dual-arm dual-hand platform and an identical MuJoCo digital twin. Using that interface, we assemble a large training corpus: an embodiment-matched synthetic corpus (100K simulated trajectories, 6.5M frames) and a real-world dataset of 10K teleoperated episodes (2.92M frames). To mitigate noisy teleoperation demonstrations, we propose a data-quality-aware training recipe: an offline discriminator provides clip-level weights for diffusion-transformer policy training, down-weighting low-quality demonstrations. Empirically, Dexora outperforms competitive VLA baselines on both basic and dexterous benchmarks (e.g., average dexterous success 66.7% vs. 51.7%), attains 90% success on basic tasks, and shows robust out-of-distribution and cross-embodiment generalization. Ablations confirm the importance of real data and the discriminator for dexterity.
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