Wuji open-sources MINT, turning 1,000+ hours of egocentric video into robot training data
CyberRobooo · x · 2026-09-08
Wuji Technology released MINT, an open-source system that converts egocentric human videos (cooking, cleaning, repairs, tool use) into data robots can learn from.
- MINT jointly estimates 3D hand motion, camera motion (with FOV), and world-space trajectories from plain RGB egocentric video, then uses them for robot motion retargeting
- A companion EgoPipeline generates pseudo-labels at scale; 1,000+ hours and 110 million frames already processed
- 1.139B trainable parameters, 4 heads (camera motion, FOV, MANO, hand presence); built with ShanghaiTech, Tsinghua, HKU, Zhejiang University and Wuji
- Project page, paper, model, and open datasets are all public
The author argues Wuji is building dexterous-intelligence data infrastructure, not just selling dexterous hands.
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