--- pretty_name: DeformableObjectsGrasping --- # DeformableObjectsGrasping — OXT Conversion This directory contains an Open-X-Tactile / FTP-1-style conversion of the DeformableObjectsGrasping fruit interaction dataset. For the Open-X-Tactile data format and project information, see https://open-x-tactile.github.io/. ## Hosted file layout The repository stores the two Zarr datasets as archives under the required inner dataset directory: ```text DeformableObjectsGrasping/ ├── pinch.zarr.zip └── slide.zarr.zip ``` Extract an archive before opening it with Zarr. Each archive contains one top-level directory named `pinch.zarr` or `slide.zarr`. ## Source paper **Learning Generalizable Vision-Tactile Robotic Grasping Strategy for Deformable Objects via Transformer** - Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2112.06374 - Authors: Yunhai Han*, Kelin Yu*, Rahul Batra, Nathan Boyd, Chaitanya Mehta, Tuo Zhao, Yu She, Seth Hutchinson, Ye Zhao This release corresponds to the exploratory-action formulation in Section III-A and the fruit-grasping experiments in Section IV-B (Figs. 4–5) of the source paper. It contains the locally available five-fruit subset described below. ## Contents - `pinch.zarr`: 633 pinch episodes, 30 synchronized frames per episode. - `slide.zarr`: 633 slide episodes, 30 synchronized frames per episode. - Each frame contains a RealSense RGB image and one GelSight tactile image. - The dataset covers apple, lemon, orange, plum, and tomato interactions. ## Custom gripper and joint-state scope The source platform uses a custom gripper. No synchronized gripper aperture, joint-state, wrist-pose, or action trajectory is available for the exported image frames. Therefore: - no `*_hand_joints` field is exported; - no `*_hand_joints_idx` field applies; - FAAS gripper slot 28 is not assigned because there is no exported joint channel; - no missing gripper state or action is synthesized. `hand_joints_idx.png` records this intentional N/A state for manual review. The dataset should be treated as synchronized vision-tactile observation data, not as a complete action-conditioned policy trajectory dataset. ## Tactile topology This OXT release exports one GelSight tactile stream from a sensor pad on one gripper jaw. No second tactile channel is included. The sole exported channel is represented as: - `right_tactile_data_gripper`: `(T, 1, 150, 200, 3)`; - `right_tactile_area_gripper`: `(T, 1)`, constant functional-area index `0`; - `right_tactile_sensor_gripper`: constant value `GelSight`; - `right_tactile_type_gripper`: constant value `image`. The physical pad location and index are illustrated in `tactile_func_area_idx.png`. ## Intentionally omitted source fields The source `Position.npy` and `Force.npy` streams are not aligned one-to-one with the 30 synchronized RGB/GelSight frames and are not exported. The original per-trial outcome labels and thresholds are also outside the current FTP-1 observation schema and are not exported. These omissions are documented rather than replaced with inferred values. ## Quality-control artifacts `oxt_check_output/` contains the metadata/schema precheck and VLM review artifacts. The metadata precheck retains a non-fatal warning for absent `hand_joints`; this is expected given the documented source-data scope above.