--- license: cc-by-4.0 pretty_name: SimReady Articulated Objects (Free Sample) task_categories: - robotics tags: - robotics - simulation - simready - sim-ready - articulated-objects - manipulation - usd - openusd - isaac-sim - physx - 3d size_categories: - n<1K configs: - config_name: default data_files: - split: train path: assets/metadata.jsonl --- # SimReady Articulated Objects (Free Sample) Free sample of 8 sim-ready, articulated 3D objects for robot learning (OpenUSD, NVIDIA Isaac Sim): enough to try in your simulator, not enough to train on. We have 100,000+ more assets like these. Request them at https://huggingface.co/datasets/projectsim/sim-ready-articulated-objects or email team@projectsim.ai. Objects from this sample, plus a tile: 100,000+ more assets like these Every object has real joints with limits (hinges and sliders), a mass for every moving part, per-part colliders, and 4K PBR textures. Open the `.usd` in Isaac Sim and it moves. ## Is this sample enough for you? | If you need | This sample has | Ask us for | | ----------- | --------------- | ---------- | | Enough data to train a policy | 8 objects, enough to test | 1,000 to 1M+ assets. We have 100,000+ like these | | Many versions of one object | 1 of each object | Variants in different sizes, shapes and materials | | Your own objects | Our objects | Sim-ready assets made from your photos | | Another simulator | OpenUSD for Isaac Sim (PhysX) | Isaac Sim (Newton), Genesis, MuJoCo, SAPIEN, Unreal / Unity: tell us which | **[Request assets →](https://huggingface.co/datasets/projectsim/sim-ready-articulated-objects)** It's a short form on Hugging Face. Or email `team@projectsim.ai`. ## What's included | Object | Folder | What it is | Joints | Mass | | ------ | ------ | ---------- | ------ | ---- | | Utility knife | `utility_knife` | Snap-off box cutter with a sliding blade | 1 (1 prismatic) | 0.19 kg | | Industrial shears | `industrial_shears` | Heavy cutting shears with a jaw pivot and a locking latch | 2 (2 revolute) | 4.28 kg | | Meat slicer | `meat_slicer` | Flywheel meat slicer: crank, carriage, pusher, clamp and thickness knob | 7 (5 revolute, 2 prismatic) | 68.2 kg | | Pipe valve | `industrial_pipe_valve` | Flanged pipe valve: the handwheel turns and the stem rises | 2 (1 revolute, 1 prismatic) | 89.15 kg | | Desk lamp | `desk_lamp` | Balanced-arm desk lamp with a swivel base and tilting shade | 5 (5 revolute) | 1.69 kg | | Kitchen faucet | `faucet_kitchen` | Kitchen tap: swivel spout, pull-out spray, flow and temperature levers; fixed to the world | 4 (3 revolute, 1 prismatic) | 1.57 kg | | Forklift | `forklift` | Counterbalance forklift: rolling wheels, tilting mast and a lifting fork carriage | 6 (5 revolute, 1 prismatic) | 3870 kg | | Garlic press | `garlic_press` | Hinged garlic press | 1 (1 revolute) | 0.55 kg | ## Download ```bash hf download projectsim/simready-articulated-objects-sample --repo-type dataset --local-dir simready-articulated-objects-sample ``` One object only: ```bash hf download projectsim/simready-articulated-objects-sample --repo-type dataset --include "assets/desk_lamp/*" --local-dir simready-articulated-objects-sample ``` Open it with USD's Python API, or File > Open in Isaac Sim: ```python from pxr import Usd stage = Usd.Stage.Open("simready-articulated-objects-sample/assets/desk_lamp/desk_lamp.usd") ``` `assets/metadata.jsonl` lists every object with its joints, mass and file paths, so `datasets.load_dataset("projectsim/simready-articulated-objects-sample")` gives you the catalogue without the 300 MB of files. ## Files ``` assets// ├── .usd OpenUSD (binary), textures referenced as ./textures/*.png ├── physics.json joints, limits, per-link mass and colliders, as authored in the USD ├── preview.png render of the object ├── textures/ base_color, normal, roughness, metallic (4K) └── GET_MORE.md how to get more assets like this one ``` ## Physics - Units are meters, Z up. Engine: PhysX (Isaac Sim). - Each moving part is its own rigid link with its own collider (convex decomposition). - Joint limits, friction and the parent/child links are listed per joint in `physics.json`. - Masses are estimated per part from the object's materials and are a starting point, not a measurement. ## License CC BY 4.0: free to use, share and adapt, including commercially. Credit "projectsim by Kaedim". Questions: open a Discussion on this repo, or email `team@projectsim.ai`.