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ACRONYM: A Large-Scale Grasp Dataset Based on Simulation

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arxiv 2011.09584 v1 pith:2HTXOKHL submitted 2020-11-18 cs.RO cs.CV

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keywords datasetgraspacronymphysicsplanningsimulationaccessedalgorithms
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We introduce ACRONYM, a dataset for robot grasp planning based on physics simulation. The dataset contains 17.7M parallel-jaw grasps, spanning 8872 objects from 262 different categories, each labeled with the grasp result obtained from a physics simulator. We show the value of this large and diverse dataset by using it to train two state-of-the-art learning-based grasp planning algorithms. Grasp performance improves significantly when compared to the original smaller dataset. Data and tools can be accessed at https://sites.google.com/nvidia.com/graspdataset.

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