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This paper addresses a significant limitation in humanoid robotics: the lack of expressive, improvisational movement in response to audio. The proposed RoboPerform framework offers a novel, retargeting-free approach to generate music-driven dance and speech-driven gestures directly from audio, bypassing the inefficiencies of motion reconstruction. This direct audio-to-locomotion approach promises lower latency, higher fidelity, and more natural-looking robot movements, potentially opening up new possibilities for human-robot interaction and entertainment.
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RoboPerform, the first unified audio-to-locomotion framework that can directly generate music-driven dance and speech-driven co-speech gestures from audio.