Human Motion Video Generation: A Survey
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| author | Xue, Haiwei Luo, Xiangyang Hu, Zhanghao Zhang, Xin Xiang, Xunzhi Dai, Yuqin Liu, Jianzhuang Zhang, Zhensong Li, Minglei Yang, Jian Ma, Fei Wu, Zhiyong Yang, Changpeng Dai, Zonghong Yu, Fei Richard |
| author_facet | Xue, Haiwei Luo, Xiangyang Hu, Zhanghao Zhang, Xin Xiang, Xunzhi Dai, Yuqin Liu, Jianzhuang Zhang, Zhensong Li, Minglei Yang, Jian Ma, Fei Wu, Zhiyong Yang, Changpeng Dai, Zonghong Yu, Fei Richard |
| contents | Human motion video generation has garnered significant research interest due to its broad applications, enabling innovations such as photorealistic singing heads or dynamic avatars that seamlessly dance to music. However, existing surveys in this field focus on individual methods, lacking a comprehensive overview of the entire generative process. This paper addresses this gap by providing an in-depth survey of human motion video generation, encompassing over ten sub-tasks, and detailing the five key phases of the generation process: input, motion planning, motion video generation, refinement, and output. Notably, this is the first survey that discusses the potential of large language models in enhancing human motion video generation. Our survey reviews the latest developments and technological trends in human motion video generation across three primary modalities: vision, text, and audio. By covering over two hundred papers, we offer a thorough overview of the field and highlight milestone works that have driven significant technological breakthroughs. Our goal for this survey is to unveil the prospects of human motion video generation and serve as a valuable resource for advancing the comprehensive applications of digital humans. A complete list of the models examined in this survey is available in Our Repository https://github.com/Winn1y/Awesome-Human-Motion-Video-Generation. |
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| spellingShingle | Human Motion Video Generation: A Survey Xue, Haiwei Luo, Xiangyang Hu, Zhanghao Zhang, Xin Xiang, Xunzhi Dai, Yuqin Liu, Jianzhuang Zhang, Zhensong Li, Minglei Yang, Jian Ma, Fei Wu, Zhiyong Yang, Changpeng Dai, Zonghong Yu, Fei Richard Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Multimedia Human motion video generation has garnered significant research interest due to its broad applications, enabling innovations such as photorealistic singing heads or dynamic avatars that seamlessly dance to music. However, existing surveys in this field focus on individual methods, lacking a comprehensive overview of the entire generative process. This paper addresses this gap by providing an in-depth survey of human motion video generation, encompassing over ten sub-tasks, and detailing the five key phases of the generation process: input, motion planning, motion video generation, refinement, and output. Notably, this is the first survey that discusses the potential of large language models in enhancing human motion video generation. Our survey reviews the latest developments and technological trends in human motion video generation across three primary modalities: vision, text, and audio. By covering over two hundred papers, we offer a thorough overview of the field and highlight milestone works that have driven significant technological breakthroughs. Our goal for this survey is to unveil the prospects of human motion video generation and serve as a valuable resource for advancing the comprehensive applications of digital humans. A complete list of the models examined in this survey is available in Our Repository https://github.com/Winn1y/Awesome-Human-Motion-Video-Generation. |
| title | Human Motion Video Generation: A Survey |
| topic | Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Multimedia |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.03883 |