Human motion generation has shown great advances thanks to the recent diffusion models trained on large-scale motion capture data. Most of existing works, however, currently target animation of isolated people in empty scenes. Meanwhile, synthesizing realistic human–object interactions in complex 3D scenes remains a critical challenge in computer graphics and robotics. One obstacle towards generating versatile high-fidelity human-object interactions is the lack of large-scale datasets with diverse object manipulations. Indeed, existing motion capture data is typically restricted to single people and manipulations of limited sets of objects. To address this issue, we propose an automatic motion extraction pipeline and use it to collect interaction-rich human motions. Our new dataset InterPose contains 73.8K sequences of 3D human motions and corresponding text captions automatically obtained from 45.8K videos with human-object interactions. We perform extensive experiments and demonstrate InterPose to bring significant improvements to state-of-the-art methods for human motion generation. Moreover, using InterPose we develop an LLM-based agent enabling zero-shot animation of people interacting with diverse objects and scenes.
Overview of data collection for the InterPose dataset. Our framework contains a module for collecting interaction-rich videos (left) and a module for automatic extraction of 3D human motions and corresponding text captions (right).
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@article{zhang2025interpose, title={InterPose: Learning to Generate Human-Object Interactions from Large-Scale Web Videos}, author={Zhang, Yangsong and Butt, Abdul Ahad and Varol, G{\"u}l and Laptev, Ivan}, journal={arXiv}, year={2025}, }
We thank helps from public code like chois_release, OmniControl, ProtoMotions, WHAM, hamer, Qwen2.5-VL, etc.
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