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EgoViz-120
120 hours of real-world egocentric data, recorded on the job.
Data bucket · Humaid · humaid.co · info@humaid.co
Trained operators wearing a head-mounted stereo rig and two wrist cameras, doing their actual work: mopping corridors, prepping food, cleaning restrooms, running laundry. Nothing staged, nothing re-shot. Every clip is one continuous activity with all sensors on a shared clock, in a single self-contained MCAP.
One clip's preview render — ego stereo, both wrists, depth, head odometry, three IMUs, the projected hand skeletons, and the action label as it changes.
Where the data lives. The dataset is 7.25 TB, so it is served from a Hugging Face Storage Bucket:
hf://buckets/humaidtech/EgoViz-120. This repository is the card and the entry point — see Getting the data.
At a glance
| Duration | 120.4 hours |
| Clips | 5,392 |
| Categories | 12 |
| Size | 7.25 TB — 6.81 TB MCAP, 445 GB MP4 |
| Clip length | 15 s min · 44 s median · 80 s mean · 35 min max |
| License | CC-BY-4.0 |
A clip
data/<category>/<chunk_id>/
<chunk_id>.mcap every sensor stream + frame-level action labels
<chunk_id>.mp4 1920×1080 dashboard preview
<chunk_id>.json clip metadata
The MCAP — 23 channels on one clock
ROS 2 profile, zstd-compressed.
| Stream | Topic | Rate | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ego stereo | /ego/zed_head/{left,right}/image/compressed |
30 Hz | foxglove.CompressedVideo (H.264) |
| Ego depth | /ego/zed_head/depth/image/compressed |
30 Hz | sensor_msgs/msg/CompressedImage (16-bit PNG) |
| Wrist cameras | /wrist_{left,right}/image/compressed |
30 Hz | foxglove.CompressedVideo (H.264) |
| IMUs ×3 | /ego/zed_head/imu/data, /wrist_{left,right}/imu/data |
~200 Hz | sensor_msgs/msg/Imu |
| Hand keypoints | /hands/{left,right}/keypoints |
30 Hz | visualization_msgs/msg/MarkerArray |
| Hand pose | /hands/{left,right}/odom |
30 Hz | nav_msgs/msg/Odometry |
| Hand presence | /hands/{left,right}/detected |
30 Hz | std_msgs/msg/Bool |
| Head odometry | /ego/zed_head/odom |
30 Hz | nav_msgs/msg/Odometry |
| Actions | /action |
30 Hz | tad_msgs/msg/ActionPhase |
| Transforms | /tf, /tf_static |
30 Hz | tf2_msgs/msg/TFMessage |
| Calibration | */camera_info ×5 |
30 Hz | sensor_msgs/msg/CameraInfo |
All three cameras are 1920×1200. Depth is stored as lossless 16-bit grayscale PNG.
The preview MP4
The video at the top of this page is one. A 1920×1080 render of everything at once — ego left and right, both wrists, colorized depth, the 3D odometry trail, three IMU traces, projected hand skeletons, and the current action with a progress bar. Enough to browse the dataset without decoding a single MCAP.
The JSON
{
"chunk_id": "77e637de67a572c9a635cdf2273cdf59",
"category": "preparing_cleaning_supplies",
"title": "Washing cleaning cloth",
"description": "The worker washes a cleaning cloth in the sink.",
"duration_s": 15.0,
"group_id": "g001",
"sequence_id": "s162",
"index": 9,
"start_ts_ms": 545000,
"end_ts_ms": 560000
}
group_id is the capture session. Clips sharing one are the same worker, site and lighting, so
split on group_id to avoid leakage between train and test. sequence_id is the continuous
recording within that session and index is the clip's position in it, so (sequence_id, index)
reconstructs the original order; start_ts_ms and end_ts_ms are offsets within that recording.
Categories
| Category | Clips | Hours |
|---|---|---|
mopping_floor |
1,595 | 56.8 |
wiping_surfaces |
777 | 14.7 |
preparing_food |
541 | 13.4 |
preparing_cleaning_supplies |
790 | 8.5 |
cleaning_restroom |
332 | 5.7 |
cleaning_windows |
172 | 4.3 |
organizing_items |
279 | 3.8 |
sweeping_floor |
159 | 3.4 |
cooking_food |
193 | 2.8 |
managing_laundry |
210 | 2.5 |
managing_trash |
208 | 2.2 |
cleaning_kitchen |
136 | 2.1 |
Getting the data
pip install -U huggingface_hub
hf auth login
B=hf://buckets/humaidtech/EgoViz-120
Start with the index. One row per clip — category, title, description, duration, skill and object lists, and bucket paths. Under 1 MB, and it answers most questions before you download any video.
hf buckets cp $B/index.parquet index.parquet
One clip, all three files:
CID=77e637de67a572c9a635cdf2273cdf59
hf sync $B/data/preparing_cleaning_supplies/$CID ./$CID
One category:
hf sync $B/data/cleaning_kitchen ./cleaning_kitchen
Previews and metadata only, skipping the MCAPs:
hf sync $B/data ./egoviz --include "*.mp4" --include "*.json"
The bucket also speaks S3 at https://s3.hf.co/humaidtech, so rclone, s5cmd, boto3 and the
AWS CLI work against it — see S3 compatibility.
How it was built
- Capture — head-mounted ZED stereo camera, two wrist cameras and three IMUs, recorded on-body during ordinary shifts.
- Segmentation — continuous recordings split into single-activity clips, each with a category, title and description.
- Hand pose — 3D keypoints and per-hand odometry recovered for both hands at 30 Hz.
- Action labeling — the ego-left stream was decomposed into actions and atomic phases,
written back into the MCAP as
/action.
Privacy
Camera wearers are trained operators who consented to recording and to public release. All footage — the MCAP video streams and the preview MP4s alike — went through an automated face-blurring pass before publication, covering operators and anyone appearing in the background.
For privacy enquiries, write to info@humaid.co.
Limitations
- Category imbalance.
mopping_flooris 47% of all hours. Sample accordingly. - Labels are model-generated and not human-verified. The skill and object vocabularies are
open rather than a fixed taxonomy, so expect near-duplicates (
mop/mopping). - Single geography. Lighting, layout and tooling conventions reflect one region.
Citation
@misc{egoviz120_2026,
title = {EgoViz-120: 120 Hours of Synchronized Real-World Egocentric Data},
author = {Humaid Tech Inc.},
year = {2026},
publisher = {Hugging Face},
howpublished = {\url{https://huggingface.co/datasets/humaidtech/EgoViz-120}}
}
Contact
Open a discussion on this repository, or write to info@humaid.co.
We build datasets to spec — environments, tasks, sensor configuration, annotation schema and volume. If real-world data is your bottleneck, get in touch.
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