--- configs: - config_name: default data_files: - split: train path: viewer/train.csv dataset_info: features: - name: package_id dtype: string - name: task_name dtype: string - name: task_description dtype: string - name: modalities dtype: string - name: package_path dtype: string - name: training_ready_path dtype: string - name: package_size_gb dtype: float64 - name: validation dtype: string splits: - name: train num_examples: 8 license: cc-by-nc-4.0 task_categories: - robotics - depth-estimation - image-segmentation - keypoint-detection - time-series-forecasting tags: - egocentric - rgb-d - emg - imu - hand-object-contact - per-finger-force - robotics pretty_name: Egocentric RGB-D + EMG/IMU Daily Activity Dataset --- # Egocentric RGB-D + EMG/IMU Daily Activity Dataset This dataset contains first-person daily activity recordings with synchronized RGB-D video, wrist EMG/IMU signals, hand keypoints, object masks, hand-object contact annotations, per-finger force annotations, and semantic action segments. ![RGB-D and EMG multimodal examples](examples/rgb_depth_emg_multimodal_grid.jpg) **Multimodal showcase video:** [RGB-D, hand joints, 3D hand projection, and object masks](examples/rgb_depth_hand_mask_showcase.mp4) ## Overview The dataset is designed for egocentric embodied AI and robot learning in everyday household activities. RGB-D frames provide visual and geometric context, EMG/IMU streams capture hand activity, and contact-force annotations describe where fingers interact with objects and how force is distributed across the hand. These modalities support research on manipulation understanding, imitation learning, action segmentation, contact-aware perception, multimodal behavior modeling, and robot training from human demonstrations. ## Dataset Highlights - First-person RGB-D recordings from daily household tasks. - Synchronized wrist EMG/IMU streams aligned to the RGB frame timeline. - Hand keypoints, object masks, hand-object contact annotations, and per-finger force annotations. - Per-frame 21-point hand keypoint JSONL exports are included under `analysis/hand_keypoints/`. - Public object-mask preview videos are included for each package under `analysis/object_mask_public/`. - Semantic action segments for task-level and subtask-level analysis. - `training_ready/` exports for model and robot learning workflows. ## Packages | Package | Files | Size GB | Validation | |---|---:|---:|---| | `washing-machine-laundry` | 334 | 1.503 | pass | | `tidy-bedroom` | 1246 | 6.076 | pass | | `sweep-and-mop-floor` | 1395 | 7.163 | pass | | `tidy-living-room` | 935 | 4.132 | pass | | `tidy-dining-room` | 1616 | 7.711 | pass | | `hand-cream-application` | 263 | 0.551 | pass | | `sink-hand-washing` | 157 | 0.353 | pass | | `paper-towel-hand-wiping` | 165 | 0.383 | pass | ## Structure ```text packages// source_stage_a/ # original lossless RGB-D and sensor export clean/ # aligned timelines and corrected sensors gold/ # episode and standard model exports analysis/contact_force_v2/ analysis/hand_keypoints/ analysis/object_mask_public/ analysis/semantic_subtasks/ events/ training_ready/ # consolidated model-ready files ``` ## Training For model or robot training, start from `packages//training_ready/`. It contains frame indexes, corrected EMG/IMU streams, semantic segments, contact-force tables, and standard imitation-learning exports when available. ## Loader Examples The repository includes two lightweight Python examples under `examples/`. ```bash python examples/quickstart_loader.py --dataset-root . python examples/training_sample_loader.py --dataset-root . --package-id hand-cream-application ``` `quickstart_loader.py` reads `viewer/train.csv`, lists all packages, and checks the expected public directories. `training_sample_loader.py` shows how to locate RGB/depth timelines, corrected EMG/IMU streams, semantic action segments, contact-force tables, RLDS episodes, and robomimic exports for one package. The quickstart script uses only the Python standard library. The training sample script can also preview Parquet tables when `pandas` and `pyarrow` are installed. ## Citation If you use this dataset, please cite the dataset repository and reference the package IDs used in your experiments.