Human-centered In-building Embodied Delivery Benchmark

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Hauptverfasser: Xu, Zhuoqun, Liu, Yang, Li, Xiaoqi, Zhang, Jiyao, Dong, Hao
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author Xu, Zhuoqun
Liu, Yang
Li, Xiaoqi
Zhang, Jiyao
Dong, Hao
author_facet Xu, Zhuoqun
Liu, Yang
Li, Xiaoqi
Zhang, Jiyao
Dong, Hao
contents Recently, the concept of embodied intelligence has been widely accepted and popularized, leading people to naturally consider the potential for commercialization in this field. In this work, we propose a specific commercial scenario simulation, human-centered in-building embodied delivery. Furthermore, for this scenario, we have developed a brand-new virtual environment system from scratch, constructing a multi-level connected building space modeled after a polar research station. This environment also includes autonomous human characters and robots with grasping and mobility capabilities, as well as a large number of interactive items. Based on this environment, we have built a delivery dataset containing 13k language instructions to guide robots in providing services. We simulate human behavior through human characters and sample their various needs in daily life. Finally, we proposed a method centered around a large multimodal model to serve as the baseline system for this dataset. Compared to past embodied data work, our work focuses on a virtual environment centered around human-robot interaction for commercial scenarios. We believe this will bring new perspectives and exploration angles to the embodied community.
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spellingShingle Human-centered In-building Embodied Delivery Benchmark
Xu, Zhuoqun
Liu, Yang
Li, Xiaoqi
Zhang, Jiyao
Dong, Hao
Robotics
Artificial Intelligence
Recently, the concept of embodied intelligence has been widely accepted and popularized, leading people to naturally consider the potential for commercialization in this field. In this work, we propose a specific commercial scenario simulation, human-centered in-building embodied delivery. Furthermore, for this scenario, we have developed a brand-new virtual environment system from scratch, constructing a multi-level connected building space modeled after a polar research station. This environment also includes autonomous human characters and robots with grasping and mobility capabilities, as well as a large number of interactive items. Based on this environment, we have built a delivery dataset containing 13k language instructions to guide robots in providing services. We simulate human behavior through human characters and sample their various needs in daily life. Finally, we proposed a method centered around a large multimodal model to serve as the baseline system for this dataset. Compared to past embodied data work, our work focuses on a virtual environment centered around human-robot interaction for commercial scenarios. We believe this will bring new perspectives and exploration angles to the embodied community.
title Human-centered In-building Embodied Delivery Benchmark
topic Robotics
Artificial Intelligence
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.17898