Dream4ACT: A Shared Visual Action Interface for Multi-Embodiment Video-Action Modeling
Summary
Dream4ACT introduces a shared visual action interface ("action views") rendered via URDF-based forward kinematics to enable joint video-action modeling across multiple robot embodiments, combining observations and actions in a single diffusion world model with masked flow matching. It achieves 88.98% success on RoboTwin 2.0 and 65.66 on TriWorldBench using a training-free URDF-constrained recovery mechanism for executable actions.
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Abstract
Videogenerationmodels(VGMs)offerstrongspatiotemporalpriorsforembodiedobservation--actionmodeling.However,joint-spaceactionvectorslackexplicitimage-spacestructureandvaryindimensionalityandsemanticsacrossembodiments,makingitchallengingtodirectlyleveragetherichspatiotemporalpriorsofVGMs.End-effectorvisualizationsprovideanalternativebutdonotspecifythefullarticulatedconfigurationneededforrobotexecution.WepresentDream4ACT,aworldmodelbuiltforjointvideo-actionmodelingacrossembodiments.Tounifyactionrepresentationsacrossembodiments,weintroduceasharedvisualactioninterface,calledactionviews,whichrendertargetjointconfigurationsfromfourprescribedvirtualcamerasusingURDF-basedforwardkinematics.Thissharedvisualrepresentationpreservesembodiment-specificarticulatedgeometrywhileallowingobservationandactionsequencestoshareavideoautoencoderanddiffusiontransformer.Throughmaskedflow-matching,ourmodelsupportsforwarddynamics,inversedynamics,andjointobservation--actiongenerationwithinasinglejointlytrainedmodelbyvaryingwhichfuturesequencesarecorrupted.Torecoverexecutableactionsequencesfrompredictedactionviews,weproposeatraining-free,URDF-constrainedmultiviewrecoverymechanism,withoutalearnedembodiment-specificdecoder.Dream4ACTachievesanaveragesuccessrateof88.98\%onRoboTwin~2.0andanoverallscoreof65.66onTriWorldBench,supportingeffectiveclosed-loopmanipulationandcompetitiveaction-conditionedmultiviewpredictionthroughthevisualactioninterface.
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