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Origin Data Lab — Egocentric RGB + IMU Evaluation Sample

Version 1.0.3 · First-party technical evaluation sample

This dataset is a compact public capability demonstration from Origin Data Lab for evaluating an egocentric RGB + IMU capture and delivery workflow.

It contains a short real-world task excerpt together with native and application-level IMU streams, structured task annotations, sanitized capture metadata, integrity records, checksums, and a reproducible Python verifier.

This sample demonstrates a specific released capture package. It does not imply that every Origin Data Lab production project uses the same hardware, rates, schema, or timing method.

Quick Facts

Item Released sample
Video 1920 × 1080
Frame rate 30 fps
Frames 587
Duration 19.567 s
Native accelerometer 8,028 samples · 410.641 Hz
Native gyroscope 8,028 samples · 410.641 Hz
App-level accelerometer 2,001 samples · 102.353 Hz
App-level gyroscope 1,998 samples · 102.162 Hz
Audio Not included
Task category Food preparation
Environment Domestic kitchen
Capture country South Korea

The video source was portrait (1080 × 1920) and the public preview was transformed 90° counterclockwise without crop or stretch. IMU axes were not rotated to match the transformed preview.

Repository Contents

capture/
  video_preview_aligned_19p55s.mp4

sensors/
  app_level_accelerometer_clip.csv
  app_level_gyroscope_clip.csv
  native_accelerometer_clip.csv
  native_gyroscope_clip.csv

annotations/
  interaction_events.json
  task_structure.json

metadata/
  capture_metadata_public.json

quality/
  integrity_report.json
  verification_output.txt

tools/
  verify_odl_sample.py

checksums.sha256
DATA_CARD.md
LICENSE.md
README.md

Sensor Measurements

The released verifier computes stream statistics from sensor_timestamp_ns.

Stream Samples Measured rate Max interval Duplicate timestamps Non-monotonic
App-level accelerometer 2,001 102.353 Hz 21.9177 ms 0 0
App-level gyroscope 1,998 102.162 Hz 21.9177 ms 0 0
Native accelerometer 8,028 410.641 Hz 2.4360 ms 0 0
Native gyroscope 8,028 410.641 Hz 2.4360 ms 0 0

Cross-stream consistency

For timestamps shared by the application-level and native streams:

  • accelerometer timestamp matches: 2,001 / 2,001
  • native/app accelerometer scale ratio: 9.806650–9.806651
  • gyroscope timestamp matches: 1,998 / 1,998
  • native/app gyroscope value ratio: 1.000000

These are measured values from this released excerpt, not nominal device specifications.

Temporal Alignment

RGB and IMU in this public excerpt are software-aligned.

The source session used a software visual–inertial refinement of −446 ms before the public timeline was released.

Post-correction pre-release checks produced:

Check Result
Visual–inertial Method A 0 ms · R² 0.798
Visual–inertial Method B +6 ms · Pearson r 0.929
Method A quarter-window shifts −4, −2, 0, +2 ms
Stated alignment uncertainty within one 30 fps video frame (33 ms)

These checks are in-sample pre-release visual–inertial checks.

This sample does not claim:

  • hardware synchronization between RGB and IMU;
  • guaranteed frame-level synchronization;
  • sub-frame synchronization;
  • held-out validation of the alignment method.

Coordinate Frame and Units

Public metadata identifies the IMU coordinate frame as:

Android device default; portrait source reference

The IMU axes were not rotated to match the landscape public preview.

For this release:

  • application-level accelerometer values are represented in g;
  • native accelerometer values are strongly supported as m/s² by the exact 9.80665 cross-stream scale relationship;
  • gyroscope values are represented as rad/s;
  • native and application-level gyroscope values are identical at matching timestamps.

See metadata/capture_metadata_public.json and DATA_CARD.md for the release-specific caveats.

Structured Task Metadata

The package includes:

  • annotations/task_structure.json
  • annotations/interaction_events.json

These files provide structured task and interaction information for the released excerpt. They are evaluation examples, not universal ontology definitions.

Integrity and Reproducibility

checksums.sha256 provides SHA-256 hashes for the released payload.

The included verifier checks:

  1. SHA-256 manifest integrity
  2. per-stream timestamp statistics
  3. duplicate and non-monotonic timestamps
  4. application/native cross-stream consistency
  5. visual–inertial lag between image motion and native gyroscope motion

Run the verifier

pip install numpy opencv-python
python tools/verify_odl_sample.py .

A recorded verifier run is included at:

quality/verification_output.txt

The companion GitHub repository provides the verification tooling and technical documentation:

GitHub: https://github.com/origin-data-lab/egocentric-rgb-imu-sample

Privacy

The public package removes or excludes:

  • audio
  • exact location
  • collector identifiers
  • absolute Unix arrival timestamps
  • internal capture identifiers

Public field-data releases remain subject to applicable rights, consent, privacy, and project-specific requirements.

Intended Use

This sample is intended for:

  • technical evaluation of the released RGB + IMU package;
  • inspection of measured sensor characteristics;
  • inspection of timing methodology and limitations;
  • evaluation of task / interaction metadata structure;
  • integrity and reproducibility checks;
  • buyer-side discussion of custom Physical AI and robotics data requirements.

It should not be interpreted as a benchmark dataset or as proof of suitability for a particular robot policy, VLA system, world model, or downstream training pipeline without buyer-specific evaluation.

License

This dataset uses the release-specific terms in LICENSE.md.

The license is intentionally marked as other in the Hugging Face metadata because the package uses its own evaluation terms rather than a standard open-source dataset license.

Origin Data Lab

Origin Data Lab produces real-world multimodal training data for Physical AI, robotics, and embodied AI, including field sourcing, worker onboarding, capture operations, sensor and metadata pipelines, QC, recapture, and customer-specific structured delivery.

Technical Field Note:
https://origindatalab.io/technical-field-notes/egocentric-rgb-imu-task-sample.html

Company:
https://origindatalab.io/


Release: v1.0.3
Sample type: capability demonstration
Validation scope: in-sample pre-release visual–inertial checks

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