Fifty real pick-and-place episodes from a low-cost SO-100/SO-101-class arm, recorded at 30 fps with a side camera and a top-down camera, and used as the SmolVLA fine-tuning example.
HuggingFaceVLA/community_dataset_v1
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A filtered collection of 128 SO-100 datasets from 55 community contributors (about 11k episodes and 5.1M frames), with hand-cleaned task descriptions, released as the pretraining subset for SmolVLA.
Why it matters for physical AI
It shows that crowd-sourced recordings from cheap arms can feed VLA pretraining, which is the contribution loop a robotics community hub wants.
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hf download HuggingFaceVLA/community_dataset_v1 --repo-type datasetUses the Hugging Face CLI (pip install -U huggingface_hub). This downloads the whole repo; add --include "<pattern>" to fetch only the files you need.
Check your teleop data before you train
Step through a few episodes in the LeRobot dataset visualizer before spending GPU hours.
More robot demonstrations
Browse allAbout 200 human demonstrations in a 2D simulation where a round pusher slides a T-shaped block onto a target outline, stored in LeRobot v3 format.
Fifty human-teleoperated simulated episodes of a two-arm ALOHA robot handing a cube from one gripper to the other, recorded at 50 fps.