arXiv Computer Vision By Zhihao Sun, Liu Liu, Xinjiang Wang, Haoyi Jiang, Wei Feng, Huiqiang Zhang, Xiaosong Jia, Zhizhong Su, Zuxuan Wu

Ego4WAM: What Matters When Scaling Egocentric Human Data for Robot Learning?

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Ego4WAM investigates how various properties of egocentric human data—such as human‑robot alignment, data duration, task diversity, and supervision type—affect robot learning. The study, conducted under a unified world‑action model framework, shows that aligned demonstrations improve out‑of‑distribution generalization and lower the amount of target‑task robot data needed. It also finds that video‑only supervision remains effective, and that data duration and task diversity influence downstream capabilities in distinct ways, as validated on real robots and RoboDojo.

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