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PTDL:多地形摔倒恢复的相位-地形解耦学习

UniReLo: Learning a Unified Humanoid Policy from Fall Recovery to Locomotion across Diverse Terrains

School of Control Science and Engineering, Shandong University(山东大学控制科学与工程学院);Key Laboratory of Machine Intelligence and System Control, Ministry of Education(教育部机器智能与系统控制重点实验室)

Xiaoyu Xu, Zhiming Chen, Yuenan Zhao, Ran Song, Wei Zhang

AI总结:

提出相位-地形解耦学习(PTDL),通过解耦训练监督的相位和地形轴,实现单一本体感知策略下的多地形摔倒恢复与行走过渡。

摘要:

人形机器人可能在非结构化环境中的斜坡、砾石和不平地面上摔倒。我们目标是集成摔倒恢复与运动:仅使用本体感知从摔倒状态重建平衡,并在摔倒地点恢复速度指令行走。先前方法通常止于准静态起身,忽略摔倒后地面接触阶段,或者在混合地形上训练时未分离恢复与运动阶段或每表面约束,导致跨表面退化为单一妥协起身。我们提出相位-地形解耦学习(PTDL),在部署单一本体感知策略的同时,沿相位和地形轴解耦训练监督。在相位轴上,投影重力门控双运动先验判别器和探测-行走过渡链接将摔倒后恢复与指令行走连接。在地形轴上,地形分层恢复塑形在平坦地面、碎石和斜坡上分配表面特定的训练监督;地形标签仅用于训练,不提供给策略观测,从而在部署时实现隐式摔倒后策略选择。我们在29自由度Unitree G1上,在仿真和硬件中验证了PTDL在平坦地面、碎石和最高20度斜坡上的表现,实现了稳定的跨地形恢复、平滑的恢复-运动过渡以及单一部署策略下的差异化摔倒后起身行为。

英文摘要:

Reliable fall recovery, which commonly aims at attaining a nominal upright posture, is essential for the autonomous operation of humanoid robots in unstructured field environments. Although existing posture-centered methods can synthesize coordinated whole-body recovery motions from diverse fallen configurations, they may result in a dynamically fragile support state, leading to secondary loss of balance or unstable resumption of commanded locomotion, particularly under terrain-dependent contact conditions. We propose to learn a unified humanoid policy from fall recovery to locomotion (UniReLo) across heterogeneous field terrains. UniReLo leverages continuously gated multi-scale motion priors to modulate frame-, sequence-, and gait-level adversarial supervision according to recovery progress, preserving the distinct temporal structures of recovery and locomotion without requiring fixed-threshold switching. In addition, terrain-conditioned recovery guidance evaluates the evolving support state using a terrain-relative support representation and support-feasibility assessment. Simulation and outdoor real-world experiments demonstrate that UniReLo can deliver stable and continuous recovery-to-locomotion behaviors for humanoids across diverse field terrains. The supplementary video is available at https://vsislab.github.io/UniReLo/.

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