DeliverStraw Pretrain Drawer-Opening Segments
This dataset contains the drawer-opening portion extracted from all 104 official
RoboCasa DeliverStraw pretraining human demonstrations. The source is
pretrain/composite/DeliverStraw/20250723/lerobot.tar from NVIDIA's
PhysicalAI-Robotics-Manipulation-Kitchen-Demos release.
The complete source task is: take a straw from the drawer in front and place it inside the glass cup on the dining counter. This derived dataset contains only the drawer-opening stage, not the subsequent straw pickup and placement stages.
Segmentation
For each source episode, the exact recorded MuJoCo state and episode model are restored frame by frame. The segment begins five frames before the first physical contact between a gripper finger collision geometry and the target drawer handle. It ends five frames after the drawer first reaches 95% opening.
The event boundaries are determined from simulation contact and drawer state,
not from image estimates or action replay. audit.jsonl records the source
episode, source frame range, contact frame, opening frame, and drawer name.
Handle Frame
The moving Handle Frame is evaluated independently at every frame:
- origin: center of the moving drawer handle;
- x axis: drawer width direction;
- y axis: drawer depth direction;
- z axis: drawer up direction.
Its orientation follows the moving drawer body. For a world-frame pose
(p_W, R_W_E) and Handle Frame (o_W, R_W_H), the conversion is:
p_H = R_W_H^T (p_W - o_W)
R_H_E = R_W_H^T R_W_E
Default Model Interface
The default 16D observation.state is:
[base_position_in_handle_frame(3),
base_rotation_quaternion_xyzw_in_handle_frame(4),
eef_position_in_handle_frame(3),
eef_rotation_quaternion_xyzw_in_handle_frame(4),
gripper_qpos(2)]
The default 15D action is:
[base_motion(4), control_mode(1),
commanded_eef_position_in_handle_frame(3),
commanded_eef_x_axis_in_handle_frame(3),
commanded_eef_y_axis_in_handle_frame(3),
gripper(1)]
The commanded end-effector target is reconstructed by restoring the current
simulation state and applying the original action to the RoboCasa controller.
It is then expressed in the current Handle Frame. All extracted frames use arm
mode: the four base-action values are zero and control_mode is -1.
The 6D rotation fields store the first two columns of the rotation matrix and are recommended for behavior cloning because they avoid rotation-vector branch discontinuities.
Preserved and Additional Fields
observation.state.original: original official 16D proprioceptive state.observation.handle_relative_state: explicit copy of the default 16D state.observation.handle_relative_state_6d: 20D base and EEF state with 6D rotations.observation.handle_relative_eef_state: compact 8D EEF state with rotvec.observation.handle_relative_eef_state_6d: compact 11D EEF state.action.original: original official 12D normalized controller action.action.robot_base_delta: explicit copy of the original 12D action.action.handle_relative_target: 12D Handle Frame target with rotvec.action.handle_relative_target_6d: explicit copy of the default 15D action.action.handle_relative_eef_target: compact 7D EEF target with rotvec.action.handle_relative_eef_target_6d: compact 10D EEF target.observation.handle_relative_achieved_pose: next-frame achieved EEF pose.observation.handle_relative_achieved_pose_6d: its 6D rotation variant.source_episode_indexandsource_frame_index: source traceability.
The achieved-pose fields are validation labels rather than current-frame inputs.
The three camera streams remain in their native camera views and are only
temporally clipped. Each states.npz contains the unmodified MuJoCo simulation
states for the same clipped frame range.
Dataset Contents
- 104 valid episodes and 0 invalid episodes
- 7,196 frames at 20 FPS
- 104 per-episode Parquet files
- 312 clipped MP4 files from three cameras
- 104 clipped
states.npzfiles - 104 original per-episode
model.xml.gzfiles - segment length: 34 to 348 frames, mean 69.19 frames
Validation
Every episode was checked for aligned Parquet, simulation-state, and video frame
counts; continuous global and per-episode indices; exactly one terminal flag;
finite values and expected dimensions for all state/action representations; and
orthonormal 6D rotation axes. The maximum observed 6D orthogonality error was
6.66e-16.
Source and License
Source dataset: https://huggingface.co/datasets/nvidia/PhysicalAI-Robotics-Manipulation-Kitchen-Demos
Source file:
pretrain/composite/DeliverStraw/20250723/lerobot.tar
The source dataset is released under CC BY 4.0. This derived dataset retains that license and source attribution.
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