Text-to-Motion Generation
Overview
Text-to-motion generation studies how to turn language such as action descriptions into animated, articulated movement, with uses in animation, robotics, and interactive characters. Common approaches use diffusion or flow matching, autoregressive or masked motion-token models, and continuous or discrete motion representations; many add part-aware structure, hierarchical planning, or text-motion alignment. On benchmarks such as HumanML3D and KIT-ML, models have improved in prompt alignment and motion quality, while newer work extends generation to editing, streaming, styles, and human-object interactions. A central challenge is balancing faithful, compositional responses to text with realistic, physically plausible motion over long sequences, especially when data and evaluation metrics are limited.
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