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HumanoidArena: Benchmarking Egocentric Hierarchical Whole-body Learning

NeurIPS 2026 · Reinforcement learning › Visual and representation RL · approach: Dexterous manipulation transfer · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Introduces HumanoidArena, a simulation benchmark of 7 leg-critical HOI/HSI tasks for evaluating high-level egocentric policies that output a 40D whole-body action executed by general motion trackers (TWIST2, SONIC), with in-GMT, cross-GMT and perturbation protocols.

Problem

Existing humanoid benchmarks do not evaluate the policy-tracker interface in hierarchical whole-body control, nor center leg-critical interactions, nor separate perception, grounding, execution and cross-tracker transfer shifts.

Approach

A shared 40D intermediate whole-body action interface between a high-level egocentric visuomotor policy and interchangeable low-level GMTs, enabling measurement of cross-GMT transfer as a first-class benchmark axis, together with leg-critical task suites and perturbation splits.

Key results

Surprising findings

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Experimental setup

Datasets: HumanoidArena teleoperation demonstrations (1,400 episodes)

Benchmarks: HumanoidArena

Metrics: success rate average fall rate cross-GMT drop relative transfer retention

Baselines: ACT Diffusion Policy Flow Matching pi0.5

Builds on: ACT Diffusion Policy pi0.5 TWIST2 SONIC

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