task-05 setting_mousetraps — nav demos + generated place demos (raw bundles)
Raw per-episode artifacts for two sources, uploaded together for inspection and debugging. This is not a training-ready dataset — it is the material each source is built from, in each source's own native format. The two halves do not share a format; see below.
| episodes | format | size | |
|---|---|---|---|
nav/ |
615 bundles (585 unique) | hdf5 + composite mp4 | ~5.6 GB |
place/ |
2,194 clips over 200 source episodes | parquet + 3x per-camera mp4 | ~0.8 GB |
nav/ — navigation-recovery demonstrations
Mined from failed policy rollouts: the robot is restored to a judged failure frame and a recovery is attempted; the successful ones are kept.
nav/<run>/<bundle>/recovery_vla.hdf5 phase, step_idx, task_index, stage,
observation, action, base_xy, base_yaw
/rgb_composite.mp4 672x448 3-camera composite
(wrists stacked left, head right)
/contact_trace.json
nav/<run>/_method_result.json run outcome
nav/<run>/sequential_report.jsonl per-attempt log
615 bundles cover the 585 distinct episodes that reached the LeRobot build, plus
30 extra. Run/bundle names encode the source instance, seed and frame, e.g.
navdemo_idx304_s20343_1438/navdemo_51840_6720_left.
place/ — generated noise-injected place demonstrations
Each clip is a human demo's pair of mousetrap releases — 1 s lead-in with both traps held, release A, the gap, release B, 1 s tail — replayed from a constant base offset with no correction motion, kept only if both traps satisfy their BDDL atoms and the starting pose is collision-free.
place/ep<SOURCE_EPISODE>/2025-challenge-demos/
data/task-0005/episode_<demo_id>.parquet observation.state (256),
action (23), cam_rel_poses (21)
videos/task-0005/observation.images.rgb.{head,left_wrist,right_wrist}/
episode_<demo_id>.mp4 224x224 h264
meta/episodes/task-0005/episode_<demo_id>.json
place/ep<SOURCE_EPISODE>/_ledger.jsonl ONE ROW PER ATTEMPT
place/ep<SOURCE_EPISODE>/_summary.json
place/pairs.jsonl the 384-pair manifest
_ledger.jsonl is the useful part for debugging. Every attempt, kept or rejected,
records the noise drawn (eps_xy, eps_yaw), the outcome (ok / collision /
bad_grasp), the per-trap BDDL atoms, how far each trap landed from the demo's
spot, the gripper-to-trap distance, and how far the constant offset drifted.
demo_id encodes provenance: source episode tail, release frame, arm, attempt.
Generation summary (200 source episodes, 3,840 attempts)
| kept | 2,194 clips = 2.81 h, mean 4.62 s |
| unperturbed control pass | 363/384 |
| noisy kept | 2,194/3,456 = 63% |
| rejected: pose in collision | 741 |
| rejected: object not at the gripper | 40 |
| offset drift over a clip | p50 0.0000 m, p90 0.0032, max 0.026 |
| gripper-to-trap distance | p50 0.049 m (a held object sits 0.03-0.06 m from the eef link) |
| sink / toilet | 956 / 1,232 clips |
Noise is a constant rigid base offset held for the whole clip, sampled stratified over a 3x3 grid of a rectangle in world axes (the sink's yaw is 0 in every instance, so world x is its depth axis and world y runs along the basin):
| anchor | depth | lateral | yaw |
|---|---|---|---|
| sink | ±0.05 m | [−0.30, +0.20] m | ±6° |
| toilet | ±0.15 m | ±0.15 m | ±10° |
Known caveat on observation.state
place/ carries the 256-dim 2025-convention proprioception, because it was
recorded against that convention. The 2026 challenge release uses a 61-dim
state, and the two disagree on every velocity channel — in the 2025 convention
base_qvel[253:256] is zero-filled, and base linear velocity lives in
robot_lin_vel[152:155] in the world frame rather than the base frame. Treat
the velocity fields here as unreliable; positions are sound.
What is not here
No hdf5 for place/ — the generator wrote parquet + mp4 only, and the sim state
needed to produce one was not retained per clip.
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