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MOSAIC Dataset
This repository releases the built-in MOSAIC multi-source motion dataset in the following paper:
The dataset is organized into:
- Human motions stored in an AMASS-style format
- Unitree G1 motions retargeted from human motions and converted to NPZ for training/visualization
It includes motions from:
- Optical MoCap (Vicon)
- Inertial MoCap (IO-AI)
- Generated motions from GENMO
Additionally, we provide a small amount of Stage-II adaptor training data:
- ~30 min PICO VR data
- ~30 min Noitom inertial mocap data
We also release the GENMO prompts used for motion generation, and the same prompts were used as guidance during optical MoCap capture.
Data Formats & Processing Pipeline
1) Human motions (AMASS-style)
Human motion files follow an AMASS-style parameterization/layout for convenient reuse with common SMPL/AMASS tooling.
2) G1 motions (retargeted + converted to NPZ)
We retarget human motions to Unitree G1 using:
- GMR for retargeting (human β humanoid robot)
- BeyondMimic for converting to NPZ and visualization
Concretely:
Human (AMASS-style) β GMR retargeting β BeyondMimic conversion β *.npz
Folder Structure
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MOSAIC_Dataset/
βββ human/
β βββ optical_mocap/
β β βββ human_DA*_stageii.npz
β β βββ ...
β βββ inertial_mocap/
β β βββ mocap_data/ # raw IO-AI recordings
β β β βββ *.mcap # recorded streams (incl. TF)
β β β βββ ...
β β βββ amass_data/ # converted AMASS-style files
β β β βββ *.npz
β β β βββ ...
β β βββ mocap_to_amass.py # helper script for conversion
β βββ generated_genmo/
β βββ walk/
β β βββ 000/
β β β βββ hmr4d_results.pt
β β βββ ...
β βββ dance/
β βββ daily_activaties/
β βββ ...
β
βββ G1/
β βββ optical_mocap/
β β βββ g1_DA*_stageii.npz
β β βββ ...
β βββ inertial_mocap/
β β βββ g1_io_*.npz
β β βββ ...
β βββ generated_genmo/
β β βββ g1_genmo_*.npz
β β βββ ...
β βββ adaptor_data/
β βββ pico_VR/
β β βββ mocap_motion_*_smoothed.npz
β β βββ ...
β βββ noitom_inertial_mocap/
β βββ mocap_motion_*_smoothed_*.npz
β βββ ...
β
βββ motion_prompt/
βββ motion_prompt_*_.pdf
βββ ...
How to Download
Option A: Download the whole dataset (recommended)
from huggingface_hub import snapshot_download
local_dir = snapshot_download(
repo_id="BAAI-Humanoid/MOSAIC_Dataset",
repo_type="dataset",
)
print("Downloaded to:", local_dir)
Option B: Download a subset (recommended for large datasets)
Example: only download prompts and one subset folder.
from huggingface_hub import snapshot_download
local_dir = snapshot_download(
repo_id="BAAI-Humanoid/MOSAIC_Dataset",
repo_type="dataset",
allow_patterns=[
"motion_prompt/*",
"G1/adaptor_data/*",
# add more patterns as needed, e.g.:
# "human/optical_mocap/*",
# "G1/optical_mocap/*",
],
)
print("Downloaded to:", local_dir)
Option C: CLI download
huggingface-cli download BAAI-Humanoid/MOSAIC_Dataset \
--repo-type dataset \
--local-dir MOSAIC_Dataset
Visualization
You can visualize the G1 NPZ motions using:
Tip: If you only want to inspect a few sequences quickly, download a small subset via allow_patterns and visualize those NPZ files first.
Citation
If you use this dataset, please cite our paper:
@article{sun2026mosaic,
title = {MOSAIC: Bridging the Sim-to-Real Gap in Generalist Humanoid Motion Tracking and Teleoperation with Rapid Residual Adaptation},
author = {Zhenguo Sun and Bo-Sheng Huang and Yibo Peng and Xukun Li and Jingyu Ma and Yu Sun and Zhe Li and Haojun Jiang and Biao Gao and Zhenshan Bing and Xinlong Wang and Alois Knoll},
journal = {arXiv preprint arXiv:2602.08594},
year = {2026}
}
License
This dataset is released under CDLA-Permissive-2.0.
Important: External tools/formats referenced in this dataset card (AMASS schema, GENMO, GMR, BeyondMimic, IO-AI tooling) each have their own licenses/termsβplease follow the original terms when using those resources.
Acknowledgements / References
Contact / Issues
Please open an issue in the relevant code repository or reach out via your project contact channels if you find problems with the dataset structure, conversion scripts, or visualization.
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