Buildability / Receipt
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Public buildability page receipt window
/buildability/structbihoi-structured-articulation-modeling-for-long-horizon-bimanual-hand-object-interaction-generation
Subject: StructBiHOI: Structured Articulation Modeling for Long--Horizon Bimanual Hand--Object Interaction Generation
Verdict
Watch
Verdict is Watch because viability or proof quality is intermediate and should be re-evaluated before execution.
Time to first demo
Insufficient data
No first-demo timestamp, owner estimate, or elapsed demo receipt is attached to this surface.
Structured compute envelope
Insufficient data
No data, compute, hardware, memory, latency, dependency, or serving requirement receipt is attached.
Truth Boundary
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Receipt path
/buildability/structbihoi-structured-articulation-modeling-for-long-horizon-bimanual-hand-object-interaction-generation
Paper ref
structbihoi-structured-articulation-modeling-for-long-horizon-bimanual-hand-object-interaction-generation
arXiv id
2603.08390
Generated at
2026-04-02T02:30:40.136Z
Evidence freshness
stale
Last verification
2026-04-02T02:30:40.136Z
Sources
0
References
0
Coverage
17%
Lineage hash
b535f3005e43c6fd7d37be46c84e09e6ead317ac57c0085ef1785096cc911e70
Canonical opportunity-kernel lineage hash.
External signature
unsigned_external
No founder, registry, pilot, or production-adoption signature is attached to this receipt.
Verification
not_verified
Verification is blocked until an external signature is provided.
Some score or evidence fields are outside the preferred freshness window.
repo_url
references