Motion QA

Is the motion trainable?

Geometry QA covers a single instant. Robot policies learn from motion, so the same sequence has to hold consistent depth, trajectories, and action boundaries across every frame. These are the signals we validate before motion data is labeled.

Sample scene still used as an illustrative backdrop
Motion QA · depthper-pixel depth · near → far
depth RMSEvalidation in progress
Illustrative

Why it gates labelingValidates metric scale: depth that drifts off scale poisons the policy.

Illustrative: schematic diagram, not model output. Metrics shown as validation in progress.Reference: Google DeepMind D4RT (CVPR 2026) ↗

Depth → metric geometry

Per-pixel depth becomes a metric, gravity-aligned point cloud: the same scaffold geometry QA scores. Depth that drifts off metric scale is caught here, not in the policy.

depth · metric scale

Point tracks → trajectory consistency

Following the same surface points across frames recovers each object's trajectory. Reprojection error tells us which tracks are reliable enough to supervise a policy.

tracks · reprojection error

Motion masks → action labels

Separating what moves from what stays still segments actions over time, so a sequence carries temporal labels, not a single frozen instant.

masks · temporal coverage

4D reconstruction + tracking · depth · point tracks · motion masks · metrics: validation in progress