ROAG Dataset
ROAG is a motion capture dataset involving arm and torso pose during reach-to-grasp actions for 49 equally spaced cylindrical targets, orientated horizontally or vertically. The data is collected from seven able-bodied participants and two transradial amputees who use prosthetic devices. In the case of able-bodied participants, different bracing systems were applied to the arm to immobilise wrist joints and simulate transradial limb loss, leading to compensatory motions. In total, the dataset consists of 2450 reaching trajectories.
Link: ROAG Dataset
UniTac-NV Dataset
The UniTac-NV dataset focuses on aligning tactile data from different non-vision-based sensors (Xela uSkin (uSPa 46) and Contactile PapillArray) using Force/Torque (FT) sensor ground truth. The data was collected by pressing tactile sensors against 3D printed objects with specific geometries (square, circular, hexagonal and arbitrary prisms) and materials (PLA, TPU) using a UR5e robotic arm.
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UniTac-VAE Dataset
The UniTac-VAE dataset focuses on aligning tactile data across vision-based (GelSight Mini, DIGIT) and taxel-based (Contactile PapillArray, XELA uSkin uSPa 46) sensors using contact depth maps derived from object meshes as ground truth. The data was collected by pressing tactile sensors against 3D printed replicas of YCB objects (windex bottle, hammer, scissors and marker) using a UR5e robotic arm.
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