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According to a post on X by @trossenrobotics, FineART is a large open robot dataset released by Scale AI and Hugging Face's LeRobot. Trossen Robotics says it includes 40,543 episodes, 1,718 hours and 151 tasks, with 533,913 subtask labels that break each demo into simple steps. Every episode was recorded on Trossen's Stationary AI robot, and the post says the dataset is free.
According to a post on X by @trossenrobotics, FineART is a large open robot dataset released by Scale AI and Hugging Face's LeRobot. Trossen Robotics says it includes 40,543 episodes, 1,718 hours and 151 tasks, with 533,913 subtask labels that break each demo into simple steps. Every episode was recorded on Trossen's Stationary AI robot, and the post says the dataset is free.
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Trossen Robotics says FineART, released by Scale AI and Hugging Face's LeRobot, has 40,543 episodes, 1,718 hours and 151 tasks, with 533,913 subtask labels breaking each demo into simple steps. Every episode was recorded on Trossen's Stationary AI, and the dataset is free. Also:...
Robotics researchers and developers who train robot models could use a large set of labeled demonstrations, and the subtask labels may help with step-by-step learning. The figures come from Trossen's post and have not been independently checked here. Next, watch whether the dataset gets adopted and whether any performance results are published.
Hardware and robotics watchers may want to track whether this becomes a product, benchmark, or deployment signal.
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