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GestureFAR: Streaming Co-Speech Gesture Generation with Flow Autoregression

Generating natural co-speech gestures from streaming speech is essential for embodied conversational agents, where motion must be produced while a user is still speaking. Recent streaming gesture systems make online generation possible by autoregressing over discrete motion tokens, but this design compresses high-dimensional continuous motion into finite codebooks and can limit the realism and diversity of generated gestures. To preserve both causality and continuous expressiveness, we propose \textbf{GestureFAR}, a flow-autoregressive framework for streaming co-speech gesture generation. First, GestureFAR autoregresses over causal continuous motion latents, using a transformer to model s...

AuthorsPinxin Liu, Haiyang Liu, Jiahao Luo et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published18 September 2026
Last updated at source18 September 2026
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