RoboMIND, an open-source dataset released by the Beijing Humanoid Robot Innovation Center, powered by the “WISE KAIWU” platform, has surpassed 20 million global downloads within a single month – doubling its previous figure – while ranking first among industry peers in both download volume and market delivery capability. The center said, as the dataset, first released in December 2025, has made available over 300,000 bimanual manipulation trajectories covering more than 700 practical tasks for global developers to accelerate embodied AI perception, motion control algorithm development and scenario validation, backed by the center’s long-established embodied AI robotics data and training base.
RoboMIND open-source dataset hits 20 million downloads, tops industry rankings
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