README.md

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license: apache-2.0
tags:
- robotics
- vla-model
- embodied-ai
- task-generation
- humanoid-robots
- lerobot
- pytorch
- agentic-framework
datasets:
- robogene
---


# Dataset Card for RoboGene-Dataset

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  <img src="teaser.png" width="800">
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<p align="center"><em>Figure 1: Overview of the RoboGene dataset.</em></p>

**RoboGene** is a large-scale robotic task dataset generated by a **diversity-driven agentic framework**. Specifically designed for **Vision-Language-Action (VLA)** model pre-training, it addresses the critical bottlenecks of limited scene variety and insufficient physical grounding in existing datasets, significantly enhancing the generalization capabilities of humanoid robots in complex real-world tasks.



## Dataset Details

### Dataset Description

RoboGene overcomes the limitations of traditional human teleoperation for data collection. By leveraging foundation models (e.g., GPT-4o) as generators within the **RoboGene Agent Loop**—which integrates retrieval, generation, and self-reflection—the framework ensures that every generated instruction is not only semantically diverse but also physically executable in structured environments.

- **Curated by:** Beijing Innovation Center of Humanoid Robotics, Peking University, Beihang University, Beijing Institute of Technology.
- **Shared by:** RoboGene Project Team
- **Language(s) (NLP):** Chinese (Task Instructions)
- **License:** Apache-2.0

### Dataset Sources

- **Demo:** (https://robogene-boost-vla.github.io/)
- **Paper:** *RoboGene: Boosting VLA Pre-training via Diversity-Driven Agentic Framework for Real-World Task Generation* 
- **Framework Compatibility:** Native support for the [LeRobot](https://github.com/huggingface/lerobot) framework.

## Uses

### Direct Use

This dataset serves as a **pre-training foundation** for VLA models:
- **Massive-Scale Pre-training:** Enhances model robustness against novel objects, lighting variations, and background clutter.
- **Zero/Few-shot Adaptation:** Experiments show that models pre-trained on RoboGene require only 50 human demonstrations to quickly adapt to complex downstream tasks.
- **Dual-arm Coordination Research:** Contains high-quality trajectories for sophisticated dual-arm manipulation.

### Out-of-Scope Use

- Deploying pre-trained policies directly to heavy industrial equipment without safety validation or simulation-based verification is strictly prohibited.

## Dataset Structure

The dataset is organized by scenes with a balanced distribution. Each episode includes:
- **Observations:** Multi-view RGB images (front-view, wrist-view) and proprioceptive states.
- **Actions:** High-frequency control sequences for joints or end-effectors.
- **Instructions:** Verified, high-quality natural language task descriptions.

### Task Highlights
- **100+ Diverse Skills:** Ranging from basic pick-and-place to complex multi-stage assembly and tool usage.
- **Rich Scenarios:** Comprehensive coverage of Kitchen, Laboratory, Medical, Office, Retail, Education, Industrial, and Daily Life environments.
- **Complex Object Spectrum:** Includes high-reflectivity materials (e.g., glass), deformable/flexible objects (e.g., cloth, ropes), and articulated/hinged mechanisms (e.g., doors, drawers, cabinets).



## Dataset Creation

### Curation Rationale

While human-curated data is physically valid, it often lacks structural diversity. Conversely, traditional LLM-generated tasks frequently fail to align with physical constraints. RoboGene bridges this gap by embedding physical grounding into an automated generation loop, resulting in pre-training performance that significantly outperforms both purely human-curated and baseline foundation-model datasets.


## Bias, Risks, and Limitations

- **Sim-to-Real Gap:** Although verified for physical grounding, minor sim-to-real discrepancies may still occur in extremely high-precision contact mechanics tasks.
- **Domain Scope:** While covering 8+ major scenarios, the dataset may not account for highly specialized or hazardous industrial environments not represented in the training distribution.

### Performance Benchmarks
Empirical results demonstrate that the RoboGene pre-training policy significantly outperforms human-curated baselines across five unseen dual-arm tasks. Most notably, in the complex DFR-BuildBlocks scenario, RoboGene achieves a success rate five times higher than that of existing foundation models (25% vs. 5%). Furthermore, our approach exhibits superior generalization capabilities, maintaining robust performance in novel environments where baseline policies frequently fail to adapt.
## structure of the dataset


Each task follows the LeRobot format:
```
task_name/
├── data/
│   └── chunk-000/
│       ├── episode_000000.parquet
│       ├── episode_000001.parquet
│       └── ...
├── meta/
│   ├── info.json           # 
│   ├── tasks.jsonl         # task description
│   ├── episodes.jsonl      # 
│   └── episodes_stats.jsonl
└── videos/
    └── chunk-000/
        ├── observation.rgb_images.camera_front/
        ├── observation.rgb_images.camera_left/
        ├── observation.rgb_images.camera_right/
        ├── observation.rgb_images.camera_top/
        ├── observation.rgb_images.camera_wrist_left/
        └── observation.rgb_images.camera_wrist_right/
```



### camera configuration（six RGB cameras)
- `camera_front`
- `camera_left`
- `camera_right`
- `camera_top`
- `camera_wrist_left`
- `camera_wrist_right`
## Citation

If you use this dataset in your research, please cite:

**BibTeX:**

```latex
@article{zhang2026robogene,
  title={RoboGene: Boosting VLA Pre-training via Diversity-Driven Agentic Framework for Real-World Task Generation},
  author={Zhang, Yixue and Wu, Kun and Gao, Zhi and Zhao, Zhen and Ren, Pei and Xu, Zhiyuan and Liao, Fei and Wang, Xinhua and Fan, Shichao and Wu, Di and others},
  journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2602.16444},
  year={2026}
}