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EgoSpeedUp: Transferring Human Manipulation Tempo to Robot Policies
Robot manipulation policies trained through imitation learning inherit not only the demonstrated behavior but also the conservative execution tempo of robot demonstrations. Existing acceleration approaches can execute faster than the original demonstrations, but determine the appropriate acceleratio
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