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license: apache-2.0
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[RSS'26] One-Shot Real-World Demonstration Synthesis for Scalable Bimanual Manipulation
[arXiv][Paper][Project]
### ✅️ Datasets Collected using the Proposed BiDemoSyn
### ✅️ Data Format
* For bimanual tasks (including **plugpen**, **inserting**, **pouring** and **pressing**) which have two manipulated objects, each demonstration has **9** corresponding files: `{TaskObjStr}-imgL_mask_arr.json`, `{TaskObjStr}-imgL_mask_{ObjA}.jpg`, `{TaskObjStr}-imgL_mask_{ObjB}.jpg`, `{TaskObjStr}-imgL_raw.jpg`, `{TaskObjStr}-imgR_mask_arr.json`, `{TaskObjStr}-imgR_mask_{ObjA}.jpg`, `{TaskObjStr}-imgR_mask_{ObjB}.jpg`, `{TaskObjStr}-imgR_raw.jpg`, `{TaskObjStr}-labels.json`.
* `{TaskObjStr}` is a long string which is combined via task-related object names, orientations and positions. An example for the task **inserting** is `ordcup01-marker02_orient01-LcupX01Y01-RpenX04Y01`, which means that the left part is a cup and the right part is a marker pen with orientation id1. The `X01Y01` and `X04Y01` represent their coordinates in the defined grid cells.
* File `{TaskObjStr}-imgL_mask_arr.json` is a Dict, which uses the object's name as the key and object's [bbox, mask] as the value (from **left** image).
* Files `{TaskObjStr}-imgL_mask_{ObjA}.jpg` and `{TaskObjStr}-imgL_mask_{ObjB}.jpg` are two binary masks of manipulated objects (from **left** image).
* File `{TaskObjStr}-imgL_raw.jpg` is a original image of the **left** view from the binocular camera.
* File `{TaskObjStr}-imgR_mask_arr.json` is a Dict, which are results processed from the **right** image.
* Files `{TaskObjStr}-imgR_mask_{ObjA}.jpg` and `{TaskObjStr}-imgR_mask_{ObjB}.jpg` are two binary masks of manipulated objects (from **right** image).
* File `{TaskObjStr}-imgR_raw.jpg` is a original image of the **right** view from the binocular camera.
* File `{TaskObjStr}-labels.json` is a Dict, which contains sparse 7-DoF keyposes/keyframes (the value under each key is a list [position_x, position_y, position_z, rotation_x, rotation_y, rotation_y, gripper]) of the left-arm and right-arm asynchronously.

* For bimanual (including **unscrew** and **reorient**) which have only one manipulated object, each demonstration has **7** corresponding files: `{TaskObjStr}-imgL_mask_arr.json`, `{TaskObjStr}-imgL_mask_{Obj}.jpg`, `{TaskObjStr}-imgL_raw.jpg`, `{TaskObjStr}-imgR_mask_arr.json`, `{TaskObjStr}-imgR_mask_{Obj}.jpg`, `{TaskObjStr}-imgR_raw.jpg`, `{TaskObjStr}-labels.json`.
* `{TaskObjStr}` is also a long string which is combined via task-related object names, orientations and positions. An example for the task **unscrew** is `bottle03_orient01_p1-LRbottleX01Y01`, which means that the platform has only one bottle every time. The `X01Y01` represents its coordinates in the defined grid cells.
* These **7** files have the same format as above mentioned. The two missing files comparing to **9** are due to the absence of an object mask in the left and right images, respectively.

### ✅️ Citation
If you use our data in your research, please cite with:
```
@article{zhou2025one,
title={One-Shot Real-World Demonstration Synthesis for Scalable Bimanual Manipulation},
author={Huayi Zhou, Kui Jia},
journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2512.09297},
year={2025}
}
```