Datasets:
LatchBench SO-101 RJ45 insertion, v0
Simulated demonstrations of an SO-101 arm inserting an RJ45 plug into a 3-port network switch, recorded in LatchBench (Isaac Lab-Arena, PhysX) and stored in LeRobot v3 format with the real SO-101 conventions (joint names, degrees, 30 fps).
Contents
- 600 episodes, all successful (the latch clicked): 100 per port on the loose (+0.50 mm) and medium (+0.25 mm) clearance tiers.
- Recorded from the open-loop expert, given the exact port pose. Every episode is a straight push into the port. There is no search and no reaction to contact.
observation.stateholds the 6 joint positions in degrees.actionholds the 6 joint goal positions in degrees.observation.images.frontandobservation.images.wrist: 480x640 video.observation.servo_loadandobservation.servo_current: the simulated STS3215Present_Load(signed, 0.1 % PWM duty per count) andPresent_Current(6.5 mA per count) registers, decoded the way LeRobot reads them on a real arm (servosense).task: "insert the cable into the left / middle / right port".meta/latchbench_episodes.jsonl: tier, port, seed and raw-file index per episode.
This is the dataset behind the v0 GR00T fine-tune, which never latched (0 of 150 evaluation episodes). The demonstrations work only because the expert knew the port position exactly, so they give a policy nothing contact-driven to learn. See the GR00T section of the LatchBench README for the full story. Model: UD77/latchbench-groot-n17.
Limits: everything is simulated, the plug is rigidly attached to the gripper, and mapping these joint values to a real arm needs that arm's LeRobot calibration file.
Dataset Structure
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},
"total_episodes": 600,
"total_frames": 94848,
"total_tasks": 3,
"chunks_size": 1000,
"data_files_size_in_mb": 100,
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"data_path": "data/chunk-{chunk_index:03d}/file-{file_index:03d}.parquet",
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}
}
Citation
If you use this dataset, please cite the LatchBench repository: https://github.com/UD-Y/latchbench
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