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| license: cc-by-4.0 | |
| task_categories: | |
| - robotics | |
| tags: | |
| - LeRobot | |
| - robotics | |
| - manipulation | |
| - yam | |
| - depth | |
| - bimanual | |
| configs: | |
| - config_name: default | |
| data_files: data/*/*.parquet | |
| # kitchen_organization | |
| Multi-task kitchen tidying (3 tasks): placing plates, cups and spoons onto a dish rack, including a hand-to-hand pass. | |
| Real-robot bimanual manipulation data collected on a **YAM** arm pair, released as part | |
| of the Flex-π project. Stored in **LeRobot v2.1** format with **synchronized RGB and | |
| metric depth** from three cameras. | |
| ## At a glance | |
| | | | | |
| |---|---| | |
| | Episodes | 248 | | |
| | Frames | 146,025 | | |
| | Duration | ~1.4 h @ 30 fps | | |
| | Tasks | 3 | | |
| | Robot | `yam` (bimanual) | | |
| | Cameras | `cam_high`, `cam_left_wrist`, `cam_right_wrist` | | |
| | RGB | 640×360, H.264 `.mp4` | | |
| | Depth | 640×360, FFV1 `.mkv`, uint16 **millimetres** | | |
| | State / action | 32-D / 32-D | | |
| | LeRobot version | `v2.1` | | |
| ## Tasks | |
| 0. Pick up the plate on the table, pass the plate to anther hand and put them onto the rack. | |
| 1. Pick up the cup on the table and put them onto the rack. | |
| 2. Pick up the spoon on the table one by one and put them onto the rack | |
| ## Layout | |
| ``` | |
| meta/ | |
| info.json # feature schema, totals, chunking | |
| tasks.jsonl # task_index -> natural-language instruction | |
| episodes.jsonl # per-episode length + task | |
| episodes_stats.jsonl # per-episode min/max/mean/std for state & action | |
| camera_intrinsics.json # per-camera pinhole K at stored resolution | |
| data/chunk-{NNN}/episode_{NNNNNN}.parquet | |
| videos/chunk-{NNN}/observation.images.{cam}/episode_{NNNNNN}.mp4 # RGB | |
| videos/chunk-{NNN}/observation.depth_ffv1.{cam}/episode_{NNNNNN}.mkv # depth | |
| ``` | |
| Episodes are indexed `0 .. 247`, chunked at | |
| 1000 episodes (1 chunk). | |
| The parquet `index` column is a **global** frame counter running | |
| `0 .. 146,024` across the whole dataset. | |
| ## Camera intrinsics | |
| Pinhole `K` at the stored 640×360 resolution, averaged over episodes: | |
| | camera | fx | fy | cx | cy | | |
| |---|---|---|---|---| | |
| | `cam_high` | 262.27 | 262.11 | 320.51 | 183.18 | | |
| | `cam_left_wrist` | 365.72 | 365.50 | 318.08 | 182.79 | | |
| | `cam_right_wrist` | 366.90 | 366.67 | 324.67 | 171.96 | | |
| ## Reading the depth | |
| > **The depth streams are an extension to stock LeRobot.** They are declared with | |
| > `dtype: "depth_video"` (not `"video"`) in `meta/info.json` precisely so that the | |
| > stock `LeRobotDataset` loader skips them — you get a working RGB dataset out of the | |
| > box, and depth needs the decoder below. | |
| Each depth frame is a single-channel **uint16, millimetre** map, FFV1-encoded in | |
| `gray16le` inside a Matroska container. `0` means no return. To decode a frame: | |
| ```python | |
| import av, numpy as np | |
| with av.open("videos/chunk-000/observation.depth_ffv1.cam_high/episode_000000.mkv") as c: | |
| for frame in c.decode(video=0): | |
| depth_mm = frame.to_ndarray(format="gray16le").astype(np.uint16) # (H, W) | |
| depth_m = depth_mm.astype(np.float32) / 1000.0 | |
| ``` | |
| FFV1 is lossless, so the decoded values are bit-exact with what the sensor reported. | |
| Do **not** transcode these to a lossy codec. | |
| ## State and action layout | |
| `observation.state` and `action` are both 32-D. The vector is grouped **by field**, not | |
| by arm: | |
| | index | contents | | |
| |---|---| | |
| | `0:3` | `left_pos_{x,y,z}` — left end-effector position | | |
| | `3:9` | `left_rot6d_{0..5}` — left end-effector rotation, 6-D representation | | |
| | `9:12` | `right_pos_{x,y,z}` | | |
| | `12:18` | `right_rot6d_{0..5}` | | |
| | `18:20` | `left_gripper`, `right_gripper` | | |
| | `20:26` | `left_joint_{0..5}` | | |
| | `26:32` | `right_joint_{0..5}` | | |
| The authoritative per-dimension names are in `meta/info.json` under | |
| `features.observation.state.names`. The 6-D rotation is the **first two rows** of the | |
| 3×3 rotation matrix, row-major flattened (Zhou et al., *On the Continuity of Rotation | |
| Representations*); recover `R` by Gram–Schmidt on those two rows and their cross | |
| product. | |
| ## Loading | |
| RGB only, with stock LeRobot: | |
| ```python | |
| from lerobot.common.datasets.lerobot_dataset import LeRobotDataset | |
| ds = LeRobotDataset("flex-pi/kitchen_organization") | |
| ``` | |
| RGB + depth: use the depth-aware loader from the Flex-π codebase. | |
| ## Provenance | |
| Built from source recordings | |
| `uniflow_pass_and_put_plate_on_the_rack`, `uniflow_put_cup_on_the_rack`, `uniflow_put_plate_on_the_rack`, `uniflow_put_spoon_on_rack`. | |
| ## Citation | |
| If you use this dataset, please cite the Flex-π project. | |