# Bad Influence story: Noitom Robotics releases HiPHI-Hand hand motion-capture dataset on Hugging Face

Active · 1 article · 1 source · First reported 11-10 02:24. Times are ET.
Story page: https://badinfluence.news/story/c782ee53-080a-4699-a58a-3a69a4a56c8b

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Latest update (11-10 02:24): Noitom Robotics releases HiPHI-Hand dataset used to train NVIDIA's EgoHand

Overview: Noitom Robotics has released HiPHI-Hand, a hand motion-capture dataset on Hugging Face, which the company says was used to train NVIDIA's EgoHand model. The dataset contains 11 hours of synchronized first-person video and 3D hand-joint positions from optical motion capture, across 794 clips totaling 69.5GB.

The dataset uses the ModalityNet Open Research License v1.0, which allows free use for noncommercial research, education and evaluation. Commercial use requires a separate license from Noitom, and the Hugging Face page asks users to request access.

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1. 11-10 02:24 · Pandaily · [Noitom Robotics releases HiPHI-Hand dataset used to train NVIDIA's EgoHand](https://badinfluence.news/items/vd83cb9w3sn2z6lki18zkicfb)
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