Academic project website for HandEdit: A Unified Benchmark for Egocentric Human-to-Robot Dexterous Hand Image Editing.
Serve the repository root over HTTP so that videos and browser features behave as they will on GitHub Pages:
python -m http.server 8000Then open http://localhost:8000/.
The hero is already implemented as a video player. Add or replace:
assets/videos/teaser.mp4
The page keeps assets/figures/fig1-teaser.webp as its poster and Open Graph image. No HTML or CSS change is required when the final MP4 is added.
Recommended format: MP4/H.264, 16:9, 1920x1080, web-optimized fast start. If narration carries essential information, add a captions track before public release.
The transfer matrix uses eight strictly curated scenes. Each scene contains one Human row and three synchronized robot rows, with eight or ten synchronized frames per row:
assets/transfer/
cut/
pour/
place/
mixer/
laptop/
tongs/
chair/
rearrange/
Frame files use zero-padded sequential names under assets/transfer/<task>/<embodiment>/. The accompanying assets/transfer/manifest.json records titles, row labels, frame counts, and aspect ratios.
index.html— semantic page structure and paper contentassets/style.css— academic visual system and responsive layoutassets/main.js— transfer matrix, embodiment explorer, leaderboard, tabs, lightbox, and navigationassets/figures/— paper figures and teaser posterassets/renders/— canonical hand and hand-arm rendersassets/transfer/— optimized synchronized keyframes
Before the public release:
- Replace anonymous author, affiliation, repository, and BibTeX details.
- Remove
noindex,nofollow,noarchivefromindex.html. - Add canonical,
og:url, and social card metadata. - Add the final teaser video and captions if needed.
- Confirm all reported values against the camera-ready paper.
GitHub Pages serves the repository as a static site; .nojekyll is included so assets are published without Jekyll processing.