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Yufei Liu1,2,3, Yang Li2,3, Jinda Du2,3,4
1Unmanned Vehicle Research Center, China North Vehicle Research Institute, Beijing 100072, China.
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Recent advances in bionic intelligence are reshaping humanoid-robot design, demonstrating unprecedented agility, dexterity and task versatility. These breakthroughs drive an increasing need for large scale and high-quality data. Current data generation methods, however, are often expensive and time-consuming. To address this, we introduce Digital Twin Loong (DT-Loong), a digital twin system that combines a high-fidelity simulation environment with a full-scale virtual replica of the humanoid robot Loong, a bionic robot encompassing biomimetic joint design and movement mechanism. By integrating optical motion capture and human-to-humanoid motion re-targeting technologies, DT-Loong generates data for training and refining embodied AI models. We showcase the data collected from the system is of high quality. DT-Loong also proposes a Priority-Guided Quadratic Optimization algorithm for action retargeting, which achieves lower time delay and enhanced mapping accuracy. This approach enables real-time environmental feedback and anomaly detection, making it well-suited for monitoring and patrol applications. Our comprehensive framework establishes a foundation for humanoid robot training and further digital twin applications in humanoid robots to enhance their human-like behaviors through the emulation of biological systems and learning processes.
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