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Dobb-E: Homes of New York
In-home tasks from stick-mounted iPhone data
NYU General-purpose Robotics & AI Lab
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13 hours of demonstrations across 216 environments in 22 New York homes, captured with a $25 reacher-grabber "Stick" rig and an iPhone, then transferred to a Hello Robot Stretch that solved 102 of 109 in-home tasks after 20 minutes of on-site data.
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1 cameras
3 DoF
5 Hz
81% success
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