Tearing Kitchen Paper Towels
Tear a sheet of kitchen paper towel using coordinated bimanual manipulation.
Motus2 Demos
This catalog brings together 29 real-robot Motus2 rollouts with task descriptions and direct video links. The demonstrations span WuJi-1, WuJi-2 and Sharpa embodiments and cover dexterous manipulation, tactile control, everyday tasks, working memory and object generalization.
本页汇总 29 段 Motus2 真实机器人演示,覆盖灵巧操作、触觉控制、日常操作、工作记忆与物体泛化, 并提供任务说明与可直接访问的视频链接,方便逐项浏览和引用。
Demo Viewer
A Sharpa embodiment removes a pushpin in a precise manipulation rollout.
The videos document individual real-robot rollouts. A clip shows the behavior in that recorded trial; it is not, by itself, an aggregate success-rate claim or evidence of real-time model throughput.
Dexterous and Tactile
These tasks require coordinated hands or fingers, precise contact, or tactile-tagged interaction.
Tear a sheet of kitchen paper towel using coordinated bimanual manipulation.
Turn individual book pages using coordinated bimanual manipulation.
Lift the pull tab and open a soda can with precise bimanual control.
Use a rolling pin with both hands to flatten dough.
Use a handheld lighter to ignite an incense stick.
Pull one paper cup from a tightly nested stack.
Remove a pushpin in a precise manipulation rollout.
Coordinate multiple fingers to grasp small objects.
Align, rotate and secure a light bulb.
Stabilize a banana with one hand and cut with the other.
Coordinate container and drinkware handling.
Everyday Manipulation
The project interface labels these rollouts as Normal capability tasks.
Operate a spray bottle and wipe the tabletop.
Handle several fruits in sequence.
Grasp a phone and place it on a stand.
Grasp and reposition a deformable yarn ball.
Reach for and pick up a whiteboard eraser.
Pinch and extract a tissue.
Manipulate a teacup and nearby containers.
Separate and reposition interlocked blocks.
Working Memory
These rollouts require using information from an earlier observation during an extended interaction.
Track a hidden ball through an extended interaction.
How to Read the Catalog
WuJi-1, WuJi-2 and Sharpa are the embodiment labels used by the project for these clips. Capability labels mirror the original Motus2 interface: Dexterous denotes fine manipulation, Tactile marks contact-sensitive demonstrations, Memory covers long-context tasks, Generalize denotes object-variation evaluations, and Normal groups everyday manipulation rollouts.
The catalog describes what is visibly recorded and does not infer unreported success rates, latency, or benchmark statistics. For the method, training setup and aggregate experimental results, use the official Motus2 project page and arXiv:2608.30237. The project page also explains the model's working memory, tactile expert and closed-loop self-evolution.