Noitom Robotics Releases HiPHI-Hand Dataset for NVIDIA EgoHand Training at CoRL 2026
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Noitom Robotics announced the open release of the HiPHI-Hand dataset on Hugging Face, providing sub-millimeter precision 3D hand ground truth synchronized with first-person video to support NVIDIA's EgoHand model. The company will demonstrate the reconstruction pipeline at CoRL 2026 in Austin, where attendees can experience real-time hand reconstruction using Noitom's SOL head-mounted device and NVIDIA RTX PRO GPUs.
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“模型使用 1400 万 张图 像 进 行 训练 ， 训练 素材来自合成数据、真 实场 景（ In-the-wild） 视频 数据以及和多 摄 像 头动 作捕捉真 值 数据。”
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“与 HiPHI 一 样 ， HiPHI -Hand 将依据 诺 亦 腾 机器人 ModalityNet 开放研究 许 可 v1.0（ ModalityNet Open Research License v1.0） 发 布，可免 费 用于 非商业的 科学研究、教育和 评 估 。”
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“专注于 Physical AI 的具身数据公司诺亦腾机器人（ Noitom Robotics）今日宣布，将于 Hugging Face 平台公开发布高精度手部动作捕捉数据集 HiPHI -Hand。”
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Noitom Robotics announced the open release of the HiPHI-Hand dataset on Hugging Face, providing sub-millimeter precision 3D hand ground truth synchronized with first-person video to support NVIDIA's EgoHand model. The company will demonstrate the reconstruction pipeline at CoRL 2026 in Austin, where attendees can experience real-time hand reconstruction using Noitom's SOL head-mounted device and NVIDIA RTX PRO GPUs.
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