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# Fidelity
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## Overview
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## Data Contents
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# Fidelity Data Factory – Egocentric State–Action Transitions (v0)
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This repository contains an initial release of structured state–action–state′
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transitions extracted from real-world egocentric video.
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The goal of this dataset is to provide early infrastructure for learning
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dynamics and representations from large-scale human activity data.
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## Overview
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Each data point is a short temporal transition of the form:
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Transitions are derived from monocular egocentric footage recorded in real
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factory environments.
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This release does not include robot-specific signals such as torques or joint
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states, and is intended for research and exploration rather than deployment.
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## Data Contents
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- ~200k+ transitions
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- Real industrial environments
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Transitions are stored in JSONL format.
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## Schema (Simplified)
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Each record contains:
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- `s`:
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- `ego_pose`
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- `entities` (objects with image-space location)
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- `meta` (video id, timestamp)
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- `a`:
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- `interaction_delta`
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See `schema.json` for full details.
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## Intended Use
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This dataset may be useful for:
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- World model research
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- Offline RL
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- Learning dynamics from human activity
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- Representation learning from egocentric video
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## Limitations
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- Monocular video only
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- No force / torque signals
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- No task labels
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- Contains estimation noise
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## Credits
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Original video data provided by BuildAI.
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Enrichment and processing by Fidelity Dynamics.
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