Diffuse-CLoC: A Guided Diffusion Framework for Physics-Based Motion Control
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Summary
Diffuse-CLoC is a guided diffusion framework designed for physics-based look-ahead control, enabling intuitive, steerable, and physically realistic motion generation. Unlike existing kinematics motion generation methods, which often fail to produce physically viable motions, Diffuse-CLoC integrates joint state-action modeling to ensure physical realism while maintaining intuitive steering capabilities.
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Existing kinematics motion generation with diffusion models often fail to produce physically viable motions.
Recent diffusion-based control policies show promise in generating physically realizable motion sequences but lack kinematics prediction.
The framework integrates joint state-action modeling to ensure physical realism while maintaining intuitive steering capabilities.
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