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OriginData (preview sample)

OriginData is the world's first large-scale, real-world dataset combining hand pose and force annotations. Spanning 28 domains and 1,170 real-world tasks, it captures how human hands interact with the physical world, providing force, pose, and semantic annotations supported by high-precision multimodal calibration for embodied AI.

This preview contains 100.62 hours across 7,717 episodes, delivered in LeRobot v3.0 format with stereo RGB video, hand pose, head trajectories, finger-force estimates, and hierarchical language annotations.

Key Highlights

  • Real-world diversity. Real people performing complete manipulation workflows across everyday life, commercial services, crafts, and industrial assembly.
  • Force. The OriginData EGO+EMG pipeline fuses egocentric binocular vision, 16-channel surface EMG, and IMU to derive hand pose and per-finger force, with cross-modal validation.
  • High-precision annotations. The capture and fusion pipeline reports synchronization within 3 ms, joint-angle MAE of 3.37°, finger-joint distance error of 4.2 mm, and force magnitude error within 20%.

Video previews


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Preview Overview

Attribute Value
Duration 100.62 hours
Episodes 7,717
Frames 10,867,077
Frame rate Approximately 30 FPS
Task descriptions 3,323
Format LeRobot v3.0 with multimodal extensions

Modalities

Modality Description Key fields
Stereo video Left and right RGB streams; MP4 / H.264, nominally 1920 × 1080 per view observation.images.head_left, observation.images.head_right
Hand pose Each hand has 21 3D joints in the supplier camera frame, measured in meters. {side} is left or right. observation.hand.{side}.joints_3d_camera_m
Head trajectory Head position and orientation are expressed in the local SLAM world frame. The orientation quaternion is ordered x, y, z, w. observation.head.position_in_slam_world, observation.head.orientation_in_slam_world_xyzw
Finger-force annotations Five scalar channels per hand, ordered from thumb to little finger, in mN; estimated by Fusion2Force left.force_values, right.force_values
Language annotations Episode, subtask, and atomic-action descriptions with temporal boundaries tasks, language_persistent, semantic_events_json

Timestamps, episode and frame indices, and pose and force validity indicators are also provided.

Download

The dataset is hosted on Hugging Face.

pip install -U huggingface_hub

# Download the complete dataset
hf download "OriginFlow-AI/origindata-preview-sample" --repo-type dataset --local-dir ./origindata-preview-sample

To explore feature definitions, task descriptions, and episode metadata first:

# Download metadata only
hf download "OriginFlow-AI/origindata-preview-sample" --repo-type dataset --include "meta/*" --local-dir ./origindata-preview-sample

Data is provided in LeRobot v3.0 format, with Parquet features, MP4 videos, and multimodal extensions.

Analysis

Real-world coverage. OriginData spans 28 domains, 1,170 real-world tasks. The ring below illustrates the preview source collection through 51 individual scene/task entries; segment sizes reflect source duration.

OriginData coverage and preview task distribution

Episode duration. Episodes average 46.94 seconds, with a median of 31.97 seconds and a range of 0.47–518.29 seconds.

Episode duration distribution

Language coverage. The dataset contains 26,117 subtask annotations and 101,445 atomic-action annotations. All episodes include subtask annotations; 7,654 episodes (99.18%) include atomic-action annotations.

Usage Notes

  • This preview provides model-derived finger-force annotations as five scalar channels per hand.
  • Some clips contain occlusion, hands leaving the frame, missing poses, scene transitions, or privacy masks. Use detected, force_valid, and *_validation fields to filter samples.
  • Poses retain the original camera coordinate conventions and joint ordering.
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