Singapore robotics data startup Ropedia launched Xperience 2 on November 13, saying the dataset links first-person recordings with 3D scene reconstructions for robot training and testing.

Ropedia, which is based in Singapore and builds data infrastructure for robotics and embodied AI, said the broader Xperience dataset includes 1,812 reconstructed scenes from 596 locations, and 4,230 task recordings covering activities such as object handling and cleaning.

The company said Xperience 2 can turn recorded human movements into robot trajectories and support simulated tasks for model testing. It follows an earlier dataset in its Xperience line.

The launch comes as robotics firms seek less resource-intensive ways to generate reusable training data. Ropedia has raised pre-A funding.

In Singapore, first-person recordings containing identifiable personal information may fall under the Personal Data Protection Act, which regulates personal data.

🔗 Source: Ropedia

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