
Sourcing field guide
Checking robot embodiment compatibility before sourcing
Compare hardware, sensors, and control assumptions before counting trajectories.
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Original guides to robotic datasets: source selection, collection design, annotations, evaluation, and project review.

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Sourcing field guide
Compare hardware, sensors, and control assumptions before counting trajectories.

Sourcing field guide
Ask for semantics, units, frames, and execution context for every action field.

Sourcing field guide
Clarify which robot representation your project can interpret and use.

Sourcing field guide
Make spatial values interpretable across robot, tool, camera, and workspace references.

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Prevent silent interpretation errors in actions, state, and sensor records.

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Check which observation a robot command is paired with and how that pairing was created.

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Request geometry information according to the model task and source configuration.

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Keep attempts, setup, interruptions, and terminal conditions distinguishable.

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Distinguish final outcome, procedural correctness, and observable evidence.

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Preserve context around errors rather than retaining only final successful motion.

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Describe operator inputs, robot commands, control modes, and interventions.

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Clarify opening, closing, targets, feedback, and grasp evidence.

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Define camera roles, stream identity, timing, and missing-view behavior.

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Connect text to the requested task without confusing it with execution evidence.

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Specify instances, properties, and task relationships that matter to the robot.

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Describe initial conditions and environment changes beyond a location label.

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Keep recorded steps, training windows, and execution assumptions distinct.

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Distinguish fresh measurements, resampled values, padding, and genuine inactivity.

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Check values, stream continuity, and task consistency before assessing model fit.

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Keep semantic demonstrations distinct from robot observations and action records.

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Standardize carefully while preserving embodiment, conventions, and provenance.

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Choose grouping rules that match the actual generalization question.

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Keep field definitions, episode structure, and revisions traceable.

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Resolve embodiment, timing, action meaning, and task evidence before expansion.

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Keep collection history, transformations, and proposed use review attached to the data.

Sourcing field guide
Define embodiment, observations, actions, timing, and episode outcomes before sourcing.

Sourcing field guide
Understand which information each data type can contribute to an embodied AI project.
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