Noitom releases HiPHI: 617.5-hour human-object interaction dataset for humanoid robots
TinfoilTricorn · x · 2026-10-06
Researchers at Noitom Robotics have developed HiPHI, a large-scale dataset for human motion and object interaction, containing 617.5 hours of motion data, 200 million frames, and recordings from 132 performers.
The dataset is designed to help humanoid robots learn realistic movements and physical interactions.
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