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EgoMimic

Georgia Institute of Technology; Stanford University · 2024-10

VAVANot disclosedregression

Co-trains one policy on first-person human demos captured with Project Aria glasses and robot teleoperation.

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Paper

EgoMimic: Scaling Imitation Learning via Egocentric VideoarXiv 2410.24221

Overview

Category
VA
Type
VA
Released
2024-10
Organization
Georgia Institute of Technology; Stanford University
Open weights
Unverified
Parameters
Not disclosed

Architecture

Backbone LLM
None
Vision encoder
ResNet18†
Action head
SE(3) pose + joint decoder (regression)
Chunk
100 steps†
Control rate
25 Hz (inference 1 Hz)
Architecture (original summary)
ACT-based shared Transformer (4 encoder · 7 decoder layers, hidden 512, FF 3200, 8 heads; ResNet18†) + SE(3) pose decoder shared by human and robot + robot joint decoder; chunk 100†

Training

Pretraining accelerators
N/A (human-robot co-training)
Pretraining duration
N/A
Pretraining steps & batch
N/A
GPU/TPU-hours
Not disclosed
Fine-tuning
Per task: 4× A40, 120,000 iterations, global batch 128, about 24 hours ('All models'); lr 5e-5
Data type
Human video; real-robot teleoperation
Data scale
Human: Object-in-Bowl 1,400 (60 min), Groceries 160 (80 min), Laundry 590 (100 min); robot: 270 (120 min), 300 (300 min), 430 (300 min)
Main datasets
Self-collected human data with Project Aria; in-house robot teleoperation
Tasks & evaluation
Continuous Object-in-Bowl, Groceries, Laundry
Robot
ViperX 300 S bimanual + Project Aria glasses (human data)

Inference

Inference device & speed
Inference 1 Hz, control 25 Hz on an RTX 4090 desktop
Inference memory
Not disclosed
Weights bf16 (calc.)
Not disclosed
Where it runs
Local PC

Reinforcement learning & base

Reinforcement learning
Not used · Joint imitation learning on human·robot data
Base control
Fixed · No base control (ViperX fixed bimanual)

Notes

Key features
Co-trains one policy on first-person human demos captured with Project Aria glasses and robot teleoperation. On Object-in-Bowl, human data yields 1,400 demos in 60 minutes vs 270 robot demos in 120 minutes.
Notes
ResNet18·chunk 100 not found in verification extraction, so unverifiable (†). Collection time disclosed only in minutes, so the hours (h) cell is left blank.
Verification
Confirmed

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