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Grabette: Open System for Robot Data Collection
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Why it matters
- →Grabette lowers the barrier to entry for collecting robot manipulation data.
- →It enables community-driven dataset creation, enhancing diversity and scale.
- →The open-source nature allows for widespread adoption and innovation.
Pollen Robotics has introduced Grabette, an open-source system for recording robot manipulation data. This handheld device allows users to capture task demonstrations using a gripper and cameras, eliminating the need for expensive robotic setups. The data collected can be shared on the Hugging Face Hub, contributing to a collaborative dataset for robot learning. Grabette is designed to be easily built with standard components, promoting widespread adoption and community-driven data collection.
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