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Mimetic Embodiment Transfer of Human-Humanoid Interaction from In-the-Wild Videos
Enabling a humanoid to interact naturally with human partners requires preserving not only individual motions but also the spatial, semantic, and contact relationships underlying the interaction (i.e., hugging, dancing, hand-shaking, etc.). Furthermore, a practical solution should generalize across
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