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  Real-world household manipulation data captured by an actual human — Brian — using an iPhone 15 Pro with ARKit + LiDAR. No lab. No robot arm bolted to a table. Just a guy, a can of Windex, and a Nespresso machine, captured at 1920×1440 with lossless depth frames because your VLA deserves better than a blurry YouTube video.
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- This dataset is part of the [DataSnack](https://datasnack.ai) capture pipeline: iPhone transform → training-ready. The goal is scene diversity at scale. Your model has seen one kitchen a thousand times. Now it can see a different one.
 
 
 
 
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  ## What's in here
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- 3 sessions, all from the same real home environment:
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  | Session | Task | Duration | Frames |
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  | `5C9E1CB4` | Windex 2 (second take) | 38.1s | ~377 |
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  | `31FD1797` | Nespresso (espresso machine operation) | 142.3s | ~1423 |
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- All sessions captured on an **iPhone 15 Pro** (LiDAR equipped), landscape-left orientation, in the same domestic environment (San Mateo, CA).
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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  ├── scene_mesh.ply # Static background mesh from ARKit
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  ├── dynamic_mesh.json # Dynamic foreground mesh (hands + objects)
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  ├── foreground_cloud.json # Point cloud of dynamic foreground content
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- └── transformed.zip # Everything above + depth frames + metadata:
 
 
 
 
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  ├── manifest.json # Session summary (frame count, duration)
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  ├── calibration.json # Camera intrinsics (RGB + depth), extrinsic
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  ├── conventions.json # Coordinate system, depth units, formats
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  | Coordinate system | ARKit right-handed, Y-up |
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  | Depth–RGB alignment | Registered; extrinsic in `calibration.json` |
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- Depth values are lossless 16-bit unsigned integers in **millimeters**. The `depth_video_format` field in `conventions.json` describes the lossy quantized mp4 variant (not included here — use the PNGs).
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  ## What DataSnack is
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  [DataSnack](https://datasnack.ai) captures real-world manipulation data for physical AI training. The pipeline:
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  1. **iPhone capture** — ARKit + LiDAR, real-time QA, language-annotated episodes
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- 2. **Transform** — depth registration, mesh reconstruction, hand tracking, format conversion
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- 3. **Publish** — LeRobot v3, RLDS/TFRecord, HDF5, or raw assets
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  The thesis: scene diversity is the generalization bottleneck for VLAs. Labs produce high-rep, low-diversity data. DataSnack produces low-rep, high-diversity data — real homes, real workshops, real kitchens. Your model needs both.
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- More sessions are added continuously. If you need a specific task type or environment, [request it](https://datasnack.ai/contact).
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  ## License
 
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  - physical-ai
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  - manipulation
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  - lerobot
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  - lidar
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  - iphone
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  - arkit
 
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  Real-world household manipulation data captured by an actual human — Brian — using an iPhone 15 Pro with ARKit + LiDAR. No lab. No robot arm bolted to a table. Just a guy, a can of Windex, and a Nespresso machine, captured at 1920×1440 with lossless depth frames because your VLA deserves better than a blurry YouTube video.
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+ **Everything in this dataset is structured as [LeRobot v3](https://github.com/huggingface/lerobot).** Each session ships with a fully-formed LeRobot v3 dataset inside `transformed.zip` `observation.state`, `observation.images.rgb`, `observation.images.depth`, `action`, subtask labels, language annotations. `load_dataset()` and go.
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+ > **We're capturing 75+ sessions per week and pushing them here as they clear QA. Check back often — this dataset grows fast.**
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+ This dataset is part of the [DataSnack](https://datasnack.ai) capture pipeline: iPhone → transform → LeRobot v3. The goal is scene diversity at scale. Your model has seen one kitchen a thousand times. Now it can see a different one.
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  ## What's in here
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+ 3 sessions so far (more added weekly) — all from the same real home environment:
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  | Session | Task | Duration | Frames |
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  | `5C9E1CB4` | Windex 2 (second take) | 38.1s | ~377 |
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  | `31FD1797` | Nespresso (espresso machine operation) | 142.3s | ~1423 |
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+ All sessions captured on an **iPhone 15 Pro** (LiDAR equipped), landscape-left orientation, in a domestic environment (San Mateo, CA).
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+ ## LeRobot v3 format
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+ Each session's `transformed.zip` contains a complete **LeRobot v3 dataset** ready to load:
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+ ```python
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+ from datasets import load_dataset
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+ ds = load_dataset("datasnack/brian_does_cleaning")
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+ ```
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+ LeRobot v3 features included per session:
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+ | Feature | Description |
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+ | `observation.images.rgb` | 1920×1440 HEVC @ 30fps |
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+ | `observation.images.depth` | 16-bit LiDAR depth @ 10fps |
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+ | `observation.images.dynamic_mask` | Foreground mask aligned to depth frames |
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+ | `observation.state` | 6-DoF camera pose (tx, ty, tz, qx, qy, qz, qw) |
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+ | `observation.scene_state` | ARKit scene mesh snapshot |
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+ | `action` | Delta pose between frames |
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+ | `task` | Natural-language task annotation (e.g. "clean surface with Windex") |
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+ | `subtask_labels` | Per-episode subtask breakdown |
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+ The `lerobot_v3/` directory inside each zip follows the standard LeRobot v3 structure with `data/`, `meta/`, and `videos/` subdirectories.
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  ├── scene_mesh.ply # Static background mesh from ARKit
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+ └── transformed.zip # LeRobot v3 dataset + lossless depth + metadata:
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+ ├── lerobot_v3/ # ← Full LeRobot v3 dataset (load_dataset() ready)
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+ │ ├── data/
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+ │ └── videos/
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  ├── manifest.json # Session summary (frame count, duration)
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  ├── calibration.json # Camera intrinsics (RGB + depth), extrinsic
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  ├── conventions.json # Coordinate system, depth units, formats
 
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  | Coordinate system | ARKit right-handed, Y-up |
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  | Depth–RGB alignment | Registered; extrinsic in `calibration.json` |
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+ Depth values are lossless 16-bit unsigned integers in **millimeters**. Use `depth_frames/*.png` the depth mp4 is 8-bit quantized and lossy.
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+ ## Capture cadence
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+ We're targeting **75+ sessions per week** across household manipulation tasks — cleaning, kitchen prep, workshop tasks, and more. Sessions are pushed here as they clear the transform + QA pipeline, typically within hours of capture.
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+ Star or watch this repo to get notified when new sessions drop. Or just check back — there will be more.
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+ If you need a specific task type or environment, [request it at datasnack.ai/contact](https://datasnack.ai/contact).
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  ## What DataSnack is
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  [DataSnack](https://datasnack.ai) captures real-world manipulation data for physical AI training. The pipeline:
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  1. **iPhone capture** — ARKit + LiDAR, real-time QA, language-annotated episodes
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+ 2. **Transform** — depth registration, mesh reconstruction, hand tracking, LeRobot v3 packaging
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+ 3. **Publish** — LeRobot v3 native, with RLDS/TFRecord and HDF5 export also available
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  The thesis: scene diversity is the generalization bottleneck for VLAs. Labs produce high-rep, low-diversity data. DataSnack produces low-rep, high-diversity data — real homes, real workshops, real kitchens. Your model needs both.
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  ## License