Tsinghua Releases TACO Dataset for Bimanual Robot Tool Manipulation
YuXiang_IRVL · x · 2026-08-16
Tsinghua University and collaborators released TACO, a large-scale dataset for bimanual hand-object manipulation.
- Content: Covers extensive tool-action-object combinations in real-world scenarios, featuring 2.5K motion sequences with both third-person and egocentric views.
- Specs: Provides precise hand-object 3D mesh annotations and action labels, supporting generalization to unseen object geometries.
- Use Cases: Benchmarks generalizable research topics such as action recognition, motion forecasting, and cooperative grasp synthesis.
- Availability: Dataset and code are open source.
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