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JoyAI-Sim: A Simulation-Enabled Interconversion Toolchain for the Embodied Data Pyramid

Peidong Liu, Yongce Liu, Songyan Guo, Fuyuan Ma, Zhihao Yuan, Ao Li, Zengjue Chen, Wenhao Li, Tianle Zhang, Mingyang Li, Jiale Zhang, Junzhe Xiong, Zhiyuan Xiang, Dafeng Chi, Yuzheng Zhuang, Liyi Luo, Wei Tan, Dongjiang Li, Nan Jiang, Yihang Li, Qingrong He, Jiaming Liang, Chen Cai, Mingxi Luo, Hui Zhang, Peng Hao, Song Wang, Ning Qiao, Yince Gao, Lei Kang, Junwu Xiong, Ruodai Li, Jiawei Li, Hui Shen, Yicheng Gong, Nan Duan, Liang Lin

arXiv:2606.16776Published June 15, 2026Updated July 15, 20260 citations
  • cs.RO
  • robot
  • embodied

Abstract

Generalist robot policies require trustworthy evaluation and robot-usable training data, but both are difficult to scale with physical robots alone. Real-robot trials and demonstrations remain the most faithful source of deployment signals, yet they are slow, costly, and hard to reproduce. We present JoyAI-Sim, a simulation-enabled interconversion toolchain for human-robot aligned model evaluation and data generation, denoted as Robot $\rightleftharpoons$ Simulation $\rightleftharpoons$ Human. On the one hand, the Robot $\rightarrow$ Simulation $\rightarrow$ Human pathway supports human-robot aligned model evaluation by reconstructing real-robot tabletop organization tasks as calibrated digital twins for scalable evaluation, while using human embodied feedback to inspect and refine the naturalness of simulated motions. On the other hand, the Human $\rightarrow$ Simulation $\rightarrow$ Robot pathway supports human-robot aligned data generation: it lifts ego-centric human demonstrations into simulation, checks them under robot physical constraints, and converts them into robot-centered trajectories, annotations, and visual observations. Together, these pathways use the JoySim simulator as both a scalable evaluation layer and a physical consistency filter for robot data generation. We further package the core reconstruction, simulation, rendering, and realism-augmentation modules as cloud services on JD Cloud, turning the system into a reusable and scalable infrastructure for robot data generation and model evaluation.

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