Generate 3D human motion from a text prompt with the Motion Diffusion Model.
Status — documented recipe (placeholder). A production-grade pipeline from Ropedia Academy for an advanced, GPU-heavy task. Everything below — base model, objective, dataset, config, the exact evaluation — is specified; the weights / metrics / figures land here automatically when you run the notebook on a GPU (one click below). Try the trained models live in the Ropedia demos Space.
| Base model | Pretrained MDM checkpoint (or train from scratch) |
| Task | human-motion generation from text |
| Training objective | DDPM denoising of motion sequences conditioned on text (CLIP) embeddings. |
| Track | A · Human modeling |
| Built on | GuyTevet/motion-diffusion-model |
| Notebook | |
| Compute / storage / time | GPU required — see the Compute · storage · time table in the notebook |
GPU-scale — the notebook ships a demo profile (free Colab T4) and a full profile, with an exact Compute · storage · time table. Hyperparameters (optimizer, steps, batch, LoRA rank, …) are in the training cell.
⏳ Pending — run the notebook on a GPU to fill this in. This lab reports FID · R-precision@1/2/3 · Diversity on a held-out split (see its Evaluate cell).
No weights are published yet. After a GPU run, load the checkpoint/adapter the notebook saves (it also has a ready inference cell). Base model: Pretrained MDM checkpoint (or train from scratch).
HfApi().upload_folder(...)) — the checkpoint + metrics.json + figures replace this placeholder.metrics.json · [ ] add figures · [ ] swap in the real results cardNot yet trained — no numbers to report. The pipeline is GPU-heavy (see the compute table); on free Colab use the demo-scale settings. This is an educational, reproducible recipe, not a tuned production release.
Code: MIT (this repository). The base model (GuyTevet/motion-diffusion-model) and dataset are each under their own licenses — check the upstream source before redistribution.
@misc{ropedia_academy,
title = {Ropedia Academy: an interactive course on embodied & spatial AI},
author = {Ropedia Academy},
year = {2026},
howpublished = {\url{https://chaoyue0307.github.io/ropedia-academy/}}
}
Method / original work: Tevet et al., MDM, ICLR 2023 (arXiv:2209.14916).
Documented placeholder in the Ropedia Academy collection — train it on a GPU to publish the real model. Contributions welcome on GitHub.
3 commits
Generate 3D human motion from a text prompt with the Motion Diffusion Model.
Status — documented recipe (placeholder). A production-grade pipeline from Ropedia Academy for an advanced, GPU-heavy task. Everything below — base model, objective, dataset, config, the exact evaluation — is specified; the weights / metrics / figures land here automatically when you run the notebook on a GPU (one click below). Try the trained models live in the Ropedia demos Space.
| Base model | Pretrained MDM checkpoint (or train from scratch) |
| Task | human-motion generation from text |
| Training objective | DDPM denoising of motion sequences conditioned on text (CLIP) embeddings. |
| Track | A · Human modeling |
| Built on | GuyTevet/motion-diffusion-model |
| Notebook | |
| Compute / storage / time | GPU required — see the Compute · storage · time table in the notebook |
GPU-scale — the notebook ships a demo profile (free Colab T4) and a full profile, with an exact Compute · storage · time table. Hyperparameters (optimizer, steps, batch, LoRA rank, …) are in the training cell.
⏳ Pending — run the notebook on a GPU to fill this in. This lab reports FID · R-precision@1/2/3 · Diversity on a held-out split (see its Evaluate cell).
No weights are published yet. After a GPU run, load the checkpoint/adapter the notebook saves (it also has a ready inference cell). Base model: Pretrained MDM checkpoint (or train from scratch).
HfApi().upload_folder(...)) — the checkpoint + metrics.json + figures replace this placeholder.metrics.json · [ ] add figures · [ ] swap in the real results cardNot yet trained — no numbers to report. The pipeline is GPU-heavy (see the compute table); on free Colab use the demo-scale settings. This is an educational, reproducible recipe, not a tuned production release.
Code: MIT (this repository). The base model (GuyTevet/motion-diffusion-model) and dataset are each under their own licenses — check the upstream source before redistribution.
@misc{ropedia_academy,
title = {Ropedia Academy: an interactive course on embodied & spatial AI},
author = {Ropedia Academy},
year = {2026},
howpublished = {\url{https://chaoyue0307.github.io/ropedia-academy/}}
}
Method / original work: Tevet et al., MDM, ICLR 2023 (arXiv:2209.14916).
Documented placeholder in the Ropedia Academy collection — train it on a GPU to publish the real model. Contributions welcome on GitHub.
3 commits