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Beyond Kinematic Tracking: Preserving Expressive Characteristics in Humanoid Whole-Body Control
Whole-body control plays a crucial role in enabling humanoid robots to execute expressive motions. Faithful execution requires preserving both the intended action and its expressive characteristics. Existing whole-body trackers typically balance joint and keypoint tracking with physical stability ac
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