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Massive Dataset of 16M Robot Grasps Achieves 91% Success Rate in Two-Handed Object Manipulation

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Overview

  • DG16M is a large-scale dataset for dual-arm robot grasping
  • Contains 16 million force-optimized grasps for 2,000+ objects
  • Includes a grasp scoring system that optimizes contact forces
  • Demonstrates 91% grasp execution success on real robots
  • Enables research in bimanual manipulation and general object handling

Plain English Explanation

Imagine teaching robots to pick up objects with two hands instead of just one. That's what this paper is about - creating a massive collection of data to help robots learn how to grab things using both arms.

The researchers created something called DG16M - a dataset with over ...

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