MotionBricks
What it is
MotionBricks is a modular latent generative model that animates characters and robots in real-time by filling in motion between context and target poses. It uses a Python runtime built on NVIDIA Warp, Newton, and TensorRT to chain generations into continuous actions like walking or vaulting without retraining.
The problem it solves
Existing motion models often require retraining for new behaviors or cannot run in real-time on standard hardware; MotionBricks allows composable behaviors ('Smart Primitives') and real-time inference via TensorRT.
What you could use it for
- Real-time character animation for video games
- Robot motion planning and execution for humanoid robots like Unitree G1
- Keyframe animation where targets are defined by an artist
- Continuous locomotion through interactive scenes
Why it matters
Enables scalable, high-quality real-time animation for both humans and robots with a single model, simplifying the workflow for motion capture and robot control.
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