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+ # Placement Task Asset Notes
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+ This repository is intended to support placement-oriented robotics tasks such as:
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+ - placing objects into containers
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+ - placing tableware or food on plates, trays, counters, and shelves
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+ - loading objects into articulated fixtures such as dishwashers, drawers, and cabinets
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+ - composing tabletop or kitchen scenes from reusable object, receptacle, fixture, robot, and environment assets
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+ ## Currently available local assets
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+ ### RoboCasa
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+ RoboCasa currently contributes dishwasher fixtures:
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+ ```text
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+ assets/robocasa/fixtures/dishwashers/
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+ assets/robocasa/fixtures/fixture_registry/dishwasher.yaml
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+ ```
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+ These are useful for placement tasks involving loading dishes or objects into a dishwasher.
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+ ### DISCOVERSE
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+ DISCOVERSE is imported as a collection-level asset:
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+ ```text
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+ assets/discoverse/models/
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+ ├── mjcf/
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+ ├── meshes/
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+ └── urdf/
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+ ```
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+ Placement-relevant DISCOVERSE MJCF task/environment files include:
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+ ```text
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+ assets/discoverse/models/mjcf/task_environments/place_block.xml
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+ assets/discoverse/models/mjcf/task_environments/place_coffeecup.xml
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+ assets/discoverse/models/mjcf/task_environments/place_jujube.xml
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+ assets/discoverse/models/mjcf/task_environments/place_jujube_coffeecup.xml
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+ assets/discoverse/models/mjcf/task_environments/place_kiwi_fruit.xml
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+ assets/discoverse/models/mjcf/task_environments/place_spoon.xml
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+ assets/discoverse/models/mjcf/task_environments/coffeecup_plate.xml
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+ assets/discoverse/models/mjcf/task_environments/stack_block.xml
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+ ```
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+ Placement-relevant DISCOVERSE object assets include bowls, plates, cups, fruit, boxes, baskets, pans, spoons, towels, trashbins, and cabinets under:
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+ ```text
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+ assets/discoverse/models/mjcf/object/
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+ assets/discoverse/models/meshes/object/
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+ ```
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+ ## Candidate external sources
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+ The following sources are recorded as link-only candidates. Do not copy assets from them into this repository until a downstream task actually uses them and the license has been reviewed.
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+ | Source | Link | Placement relevance | Intake rule |
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+ | --- | --- | --- | --- |
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+ | MuJoCo Menagerie | https://github.com/google-deepmind/mujoco_menagerie | Robot grippers, robot arms, hands, and robot-ready MJCF assets | Import exact used robot/object model with license and upstream commit. |
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+ | PartNet-Mobility | https://sapien.ucsd.edu/browse | Articulated cabinets, drawers, doors, and household objects | Import only selected object IDs after checking license and conversion notes. |
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+ | Objaverse / Objaverse-XL | https://objaverse.allenai.org | Large-scale everyday objects for object placement and scene variety | Import exact used asset IDs with original UID, license, source URL, and conversion pipeline. |
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+ | Google Scanned Objects | https://app.ignitionrobotics.org/GoogleResearch/fuel/collections/Google%20Scanned%20Objects | Scanned household objects suitable for manipulation and placement | Import exact used model with provider URL and license metadata. |
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+ | RoboCasa | https://robocasa.ai | Kitchen fixtures, objects, scenes, textures, and placement-style tasks | Import normalized assets under `assets/robocasa/...`. |
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+ | DISCOVERSE | https://github.com/discoverse-dev/DISCOVERSE | MJCF task environments, manipulation objects, robots, and scenes | Already imported as `assets/discoverse/models/`. |
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+ ## Third-party intake checklist
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+ When a placement task uses an external asset:
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+ 1. Copy the exact used asset into this repository.
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+ 2. Preserve upstream filenames and relative paths where practical.
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+ 3. Add `metadata.yaml` in the asset directory.
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+ 4. Add one JSONL row to `manifest/assets.jsonl`.
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+ 5. Record license, upstream URL, retrieval date, source asset ID, and conversion steps.
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+ 6. Run:
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+ ```bash
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+ python scripts/validate_asset.py --all
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+ ```
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  # Hunter Source Notes
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- TODO: Fill from the existing source summary.
 
 
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  Use the canonical asset library layout:
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  ```text
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  assets/hunter/<asset_type>/<category>/<asset_id>/
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  ```
 
 
 
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  # Hunter Source Notes
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+ Status: link-only placeholder.
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+ Hunter has not been imported into this repository yet. When a Hunter asset is used by a downstream placement task, copy only the exact used asset into this repository and record the source URL, license, source asset ID, retrieval date, and conversion steps.
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  Use the canonical asset library layout:
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  ```text
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  assets/hunter/<asset_type>/<category>/<asset_id>/
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  ```
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+ If Hunter is used as a large upstream tree with internal references, it may be stored as a collection-level import following the same rule used for DISCOVERSE.
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  Third-party assets should only be copied into this repository when they are actually used by a project, experiment, dataset, or generated scene.
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  Required metadata:
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  - Original URL
 
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  Third-party assets should only be copied into this repository when they are actually used by a project, experiment, dataset, or generated scene.
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+ For placement tasks, keep third-party sources as link-only candidates until a concrete asset is used. This avoids redistributing unreviewed assets and keeps license provenance clear.
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+ ## Link-only candidate sources
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+ | Source | URL | Typical useful assets | Notes |
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+ | --- | --- | --- | --- |
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+ | MuJoCo Menagerie | https://github.com/google-deepmind/mujoco_menagerie | MJCF robot arms, hands, grippers, mobile bases | Good for robot embodiments and manipulation-ready MJCF models. |
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+ | PartNet-Mobility | https://sapien.ucsd.edu/browse | Articulated cabinets, drawers, doors, appliances, containers | Useful when placement needs articulated receptacles or furniture. Review license per asset/dataset terms before copying. |
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+ | Objaverse / Objaverse-XL | https://objaverse.allenai.org | Large-scale everyday object meshes | Useful for object variety. Must keep original UID, license, and conversion pipeline. |
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+ | Google Scanned Objects | https://app.ignitionrobotics.org/GoogleResearch/fuel/collections/Google%20Scanned%20Objects | Scanned household objects | Useful for realistic manipulation objects. Record provider URL and license metadata. |
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  Required metadata:
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  - Original URL
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  # TinyForge Source Notes
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- TODO: Fill from the existing source summary.
 
 
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  Use the canonical asset library layout:
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  ```text
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  assets/tinyforge/<asset_type>/<category>/<asset_id>/
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  ```
 
 
 
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  # TinyForge Source Notes
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+ Status: link-only placeholder.
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+ TinyForge has not been imported into this repository yet. When a TinyForge asset is used by a downstream placement task, copy only the exact used asset into this repository and record the source URL, license, source asset ID, retrieval date, and conversion steps.
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  Use the canonical asset library layout:
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  ```text
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  assets/tinyforge/<asset_type>/<category>/<asset_id>/
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  ```
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+ If TinyForge is used as a large upstream tree with internal references, it may be stored as a collection-level import following the same rule used for DISCOVERSE.