No public benchmark for motion generation, so Swing built one: Choreo scores 61 vs 38
andrew_n_carr · x · 2026-10-13
Swing's team notes motion generation lacks a good public benchmark, so they built one covering sequences, hands, faces, multiple people, direction, and physical plausibility.
On the preliminary version, their Choreo scores 61/100 vs 38 for the next best system (System B 22.5, System C 3.2, System D 2.4; others anonymized until publication). Choreo comes from a year-long loop: capture motion, train, evaluate with animators, and feed what the model gets wrong back into the next data capture. Paper and code are coming soon.
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