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Multimodal prior-augmented text-driven 3D human-object interaction generation

  • Yin Wang
  • , Ziyao Zhang
  • , Zhiying Leng
  • , Haitian Liu
  • , Frederick W.B. Li
  • , Mu Li
  • , Xiaohui Liang*
  • *Corresponding author for this work
  • Beihang University
  • Durham University
  • Zhongguancun Laboratory

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Abstract

We address the challenging task of text-driven 3D human-object interaction (HOI) motion generation. Existing methods primarily rely on a direct text-to-HOI mapping, which suffers from three key limitations due to the significant cross-modality gap: (Q1) sub-optimal human motion, (Q2) unnatural object motion, and (Q3) weak interaction between humans and objects. To address these challenges, we propose MP-HOI, a novel framework grounded in four core insights. (1) Multimodal data priors: We leverage multimodal data (text, image, pose/object) from large multimodal models as priors to guide HOI generation, which tackles (Q1) and (Q2) in data modeling. (2) Enhanced object representation: We improve existing object representations by incorporating geometric keypoints, contact features, and dynamic properties, enabling expressive object representations, which tackle (Q2) in data representation. (3) Multimodal-aware mixture-of-experts (MoE) model: We propose a modality-aware MoE model for an effective multimodal feature fusion paradigm, which tackles (Q1) and (Q2) in feature fusion. (4) Cascaded diffusion with interaction supervision: We design a cascaded diffusion framework that progressively refines human-object interaction features under dedicated supervision, which tackles (Q3) in interaction refinement. Comprehensive experiments demonstrate that MP-HOI outperforms existing approaches in generating high-fidelity and fine-grained HOI motions.

Original languageEnglish
Article number150105
JournalScience China Information Sciences
Volume69
Issue number5
DOIs
StatePublished - May 2026

Keywords

  • diffusion model
  • human-object interaction
  • multimodal models
  • text-driven motion generation

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