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The largest fully annotated open egocentric human dataset. Today we're open-sourcing EgoSuite-Open100K with Hugging Face : 100,000 hours of egocentric human data, free for anyone to use. Physical AI has a scaling law of its own now, and its input is human data. That part is settled. What the...

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Project page: Dataset on Hugging Face: If you train on it, tell us where it falls short. That's what decides what we open next.

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@huggingface Thank you for your contribution to our community 🦾

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@huggingface this is a huge unlock for physical ai

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@huggingface Cool

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@huggingface Nice license! This will play nicely when paired with synthetic data pipelines. Especially that 2000 hour body data.

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@huggingface holy

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@huggingface This is huge! But after a couple years, we as an industry might look at it as a drop from the ocean. Exciting times ahead!

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@huggingface It's a great jumpstart for small labs, researchers, and startups. In the coming years, robotics will require 1000x more data!

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@huggingface What a time to be alive

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Nikhil Kumarvor 1 Monat

@huggingface Physical AI data is immensely important to get moving to the real world, amazing launch @LightwheelAI

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@huggingface calling it open100k when only the first 10,000 hours are live is a stretch

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@LeRobotHF

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Li Yibaivor 1 Monat

@huggingface the internet trained AI to understand the world. human behavior might train it to act in it.

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@huggingface This is already proving to be effective for humanoid robotics training! 100k is just a start. But this should give labs and startups a boost.

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@huggingface We need a global effort to deliver high quality egocentric datasets at scale for physical AI

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@huggingface Where is your LICENSE?

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@huggingface Can you accept my access request @LightwheelAI ?

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@huggingface Rest rolling out in stages, worth watching

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