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PhysicalAI-Robotics-Manipulation-Objects is a dataset of automatic generated motions of robots performing operations such as picking and placing objects in a kitchen environment. The dataset was generated in IsaacSim leveraging reasoning algorithms and optimization-based motion planning to find solutions to the tasks automatically [1, 3]. The dataset includes a bimanual manipulator built with Kinova Gen3 arms. The environments are kitchen scenes where the furniture and appliances were procedurally generated [2]. This dataset is for research and development only.

Dataset Contact(s):

Fabio Ramos ([email protected])
Anqi Li ([email protected])

Dataset Creation Date:

03/18/2025

License/Terms of Use:

Nvidia Non-Commercial License

Intended Usage:

This dataset is provided in LeRobot format and is intended for training robot policies and foundation models.

Dataset Characterization

  • Data Collection Method

    • Automated
    • Automatic/Sensors
    • Synthetic

  • Labeling Method

    • Synthetic

Dataset Format

Within the collection, there are three datasets in LeRobot format pick, place_bench, and place_cabinet.

  • pick: The robot picks an object from the bench top.
  • place bench: The robot starts with the object at the gripper and places it on the kitchen's bench top.
  • place cabinet: The robot starts with the object at the gripper and places it inside an opened cabinet.

The videos below show three examples of the tasks:

pick place_bench place_cabinet
  • action modality: 34D which includes joint states for the two arms, gripper joints, pan and tilt joints, torso joint, and front and back wheels.
  • observation modalities
    • observation.state: 13D where the first 12D are the vectorized transform matrix of the "object of interest". The 13th entry is the joint value for the articulated object of interest (i.e. drawer, cabinet, etc).
    • observation.image.world__world_camera: 512x512 images of RGB, depth and semantic segmentation renderings stored as mp4 videos.
    • observation.image.external_camera: 512x512 images of RGB, depth and semantic segmentation renderings stored as mp4 videos.
    • observation.image.world__robot__right_arm_camera_color_frame__right_hand_camera: 512x512 images of RGB, depth and semantic segmentation renderings stored as mp4 videos.
    • observation.image.world__robot__left_arm_camera_color_frame__left_hand_camera: 512x512 images of RGB, depth and semantic segmentation renderings stored as mp4 videos.
    • observation.image.world__robot__camera_link__head_camera: 512x512 images of RGB, depth and semantic segmentation renderings stored as mp4 videos.

The videos below illustrate the different camera modalities for a single trajectory.

rgb depth semantic

Dataset Quantification

Record Count:

  • pick
    • number of episodes: 272
    • number of frames: 69726
    • number of videos: 4080 (1360 RGB videos, 1360 depth videos, 1360 semantic segmentation videos)
  • place bench
    • number of episodes: 142
    • number of frames: 29728
    • number of videos: 2130 (710 RGB videos, 710 depth videos, 710 semantic segmentation videos)
  • place cabinet
    • number of episodes: 126
    • number of frames: 30322
    • number of videos: 1890 (630 RGB videos, 630 depth videos, 630 semantic segmentation videos)

Total storage: 4.0 GB

Reference(s): 

[1] @inproceedings{garrett2020pddlstream,
  title={Pddlstream: Integrating symbolic planners and blackbox samplers via optimistic adaptive planning},
  author={Garrett, Caelan Reed and Lozano-P{\'e}rez, Tom{\'a}s and Kaelbling, Leslie Pack},
  booktitle={Proceedings of the international conference on automated planning and scheduling},
  volume={30},
  pages={440--448},
  year={2020}
}

[2] @article{Eppner2024,
   title = {scene_synthesizer: A Python Library for Procedural Scene Generation in Robot Manipulation},
   author = {Clemens Eppner and Adithyavairavan Murali and Caelan Garrett and Rowland O'Flaherty and Tucker Hermans and Wei Yang and Dieter Fox},
   journal = {Journal of Open Source Software}
   publisher = {The Open Journal},
   year = {2024},
   Note = {\url{https://scene-synthesizer.github.io/}}
}

[3] @inproceedings{curobo_icra23,
    author={Sundaralingam, Balakumar and Hari, Siva Kumar Sastry and
        Fishman, Adam and Garrett, Caelan and Van Wyk, Karl and Blukis, Valts and
        Millane, Alexander and Oleynikova, Helen and Handa, Ankur and
        Ramos, Fabio and Ratliff, Nathan and Fox, Dieter},
    booktitle={2023 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA)},
    title={CuRobo: Parallelized Collision-Free Robot Motion Generation},
    year={2023},
    volume={},
    number={},
    pages={8112-8119},
    doi={10.1109/ICRA48891.2023.10160765}
}

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