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DROID (LeRobot conversion)

Roughly 512 hours (27.6M frames at 15 fps): the LeRobot port of DROID, 95,658 Franka teleop episodes, three 320x180 AV1 streams, language instructions.

Published by Hugging Face LeRobot (conversion of DROID), 2025-07

A Franka arm working at a kitchen counter in a DROID kitchen scene
Open data

Frame from the DROID (LeRobot conversion) dataset, Hugging Face LeRobot (conversion of DROID), CC BY 4.0 (upstream DROID).

Commercial use OK

CC BY 4.0 (upstream DROID)

PriceFree

The publisher's licence permits commercial use and redistribution, with attribution. The Hub tag reads apache-2.0, a converter default; the upstream DROID licence governs.

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From a terminal
huggingface-cli download --repo-type dataset lerobot/droid_1.0.1

About 810 GB across 1,247 files; parquet and video keys can be pulled selectively with --include. The Hub tag says Apache 2.0 but the original DROID release has its own licence (CC BY 4.0 per the DROID site), which a buyer should check before commercial use.

Specification, as published

Hours (derived)
512 h
Episodes (stated)
95,658 episodes
Scale
95,658 episodes, 27.6M frames, 49,630 tasks
Task
Pick & place, Tidying & put-away, Cleaning, Other
Environment
Indoor – home, Indoor – office, Indoor – lab
Modality
RGB, Proprioception, Actions, Language
Capture
CCTV Scene
In frame
Robot hands
Captured in
Multiple regions
Embodiment
Franka
Frame rate
15 fps
Resolution
320x180
Formats
LeRobot v3, Parquet, MP4
Size
810 GB
Hosted on
Hugging Face

Figures are the publisher's own. Kinetic Blocks has not measured this dataset. Derived from the Hub metadata: 27,630,375 frames at 15 fps. Includes episodes the DROID paper excluded, so it exceeds the paper's 350 hours.

About this dataset

This repository is the LeRobot v3.0 conversion of the DROID in-the-wild Franka manipulation corpus. It holds 95,658 episodes and about 27.6 million frames at 15 fps, each with two exterior camera views and one wrist view encoded as 320x180 AV1 video, plus joint and cartesian states, actions, camera extrinsics, up to three language instructions per episode and success flags. The Hub card is the auto-generated LeRobot template with an Apache 2.0 tag and no link back to the original DROID terms. Download size is roughly 810 GB.

Publisher's own task names: 49,630 language-instructed tasks, task_category field, building location field.

What Kinetic Blocks did, and did not do

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