Isaac GR00T-Dreams for Synthetic Trajectory Data Generation
Authors: NVIDIA Isaac Team
Organization: NVIDIA
Overview
Model | Workload | Use Case |
---|---|---|
Cosmos Predict 2 | Post-training | Synthetic trajectory data generation for humanoid robots |
Isaac GR00T-Dreams leverages Cosmos Predict 2 to generate synthetic trajectory data for teaching humanoid robots new actions in novel environments. By using world foundation models, a small team can create training data that would otherwise require thousands of demonstrators.
Key Features
- Scalable Generation: Produce large-scale synthetic trajectories from minimal human demonstrations
- Environment Generalization: Adapt to new environments without extensive retraining
- Diverse Behaviors: Cover wide-ranging scenarios and edge cases
- Cost-Effective: Dramatically reduce manual data collection effort
How It Works
- Start with Demonstrations: Use a small set of human demonstration videos
- Generate Variations: Apply Cosmos Predict 2 to create synthetic trajectories with environmental variations
- Scale Training Data: Produce thousands of variations from each demonstration
- Train Policies: Use synthetic data to train robust robot control policies
Applications
- Humanoid locomotion (walking, running, navigation)
- Object manipulation and interaction
- Multi-terrain adaptation
- Rare scenario and edge case coverage
Resources
- GR00T-Dreams GitHub - Source code and documentation
- Technical Blog - In-depth overview and results
- NVIDIA Isaac Platform - Robotics development platform
- Cosmos Predict 2 - World foundation model
- Isaac GR00T - Humanoid robot foundation model