Dynamic Whole-Body Dancing with Humanoid Robots -- A Model-Based Control Approach
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| author | Zhang, Shibowen Wu, Jiayang Liu, Guannan Zhu, Helin Liu, Junjie Li, Zhehan Guo, Junhong Leng, Xiaokun Liu, Hangxin Zhang, Jingwen Wang, Jikai Chen, Zonghai He, Zhicheng Wang, Jiayi Su, Yao |
| author_facet | Zhang, Shibowen Wu, Jiayang Liu, Guannan Zhu, Helin Liu, Junjie Li, Zhehan Guo, Junhong Leng, Xiaokun Liu, Hangxin Zhang, Jingwen Wang, Jikai Chen, Zonghai He, Zhicheng Wang, Jiayi Su, Yao |
| contents | This paper presents an integrated model-based framework for generating and executing dynamic whole-body dance motions on humanoid robots. The framework operates in two stages: offline motion generation and online motion execution, both leveraging future state prediction to enable robust and dynamic dance motions in real-world environments. In the offline motion generation stage, human dance demonstrations are captured via a motion capture (MoCap) system, retargeted to the robot by solving a Quadratic Programming (QP) problem, and further refined using Trajectory Optimization (TO) to ensure dynamic feasibility. In the online motion execution stage, a centroidal dynamics-based Model Predictive Control (MPC) framework tracks the planned motions in real time and proactively adjusts swing foot placement to adapt to real world disturbances. We validate our framework on the full-size humanoid robot Kuavo 4Pro, demonstrating the dynamic dance motions both in simulation and in a four-minute live public performance with a team of four robots. Experimental results show that longer prediction horizons improve both motion expressiveness in planning and stability in execution. |
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| spellingShingle | Dynamic Whole-Body Dancing with Humanoid Robots -- A Model-Based Control Approach Zhang, Shibowen Wu, Jiayang Liu, Guannan Zhu, Helin Liu, Junjie Li, Zhehan Guo, Junhong Leng, Xiaokun Liu, Hangxin Zhang, Jingwen Wang, Jikai Chen, Zonghai He, Zhicheng Wang, Jiayi Su, Yao Robotics This paper presents an integrated model-based framework for generating and executing dynamic whole-body dance motions on humanoid robots. The framework operates in two stages: offline motion generation and online motion execution, both leveraging future state prediction to enable robust and dynamic dance motions in real-world environments. In the offline motion generation stage, human dance demonstrations are captured via a motion capture (MoCap) system, retargeted to the robot by solving a Quadratic Programming (QP) problem, and further refined using Trajectory Optimization (TO) to ensure dynamic feasibility. In the online motion execution stage, a centroidal dynamics-based Model Predictive Control (MPC) framework tracks the planned motions in real time and proactively adjusts swing foot placement to adapt to real world disturbances. We validate our framework on the full-size humanoid robot Kuavo 4Pro, demonstrating the dynamic dance motions both in simulation and in a four-minute live public performance with a team of four robots. Experimental results show that longer prediction horizons improve both motion expressiveness in planning and stability in execution. |
| title | Dynamic Whole-Body Dancing with Humanoid Robots -- A Model-Based Control Approach |
| topic | Robotics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.03999 |