Hey everyone!
I’d like to share Calibra which is an open-source toolkit for robot dataset observability.
I realized that while robot learning has excellent tooling for training policies, it’s still difficult to understand the quality of a dataset before training. Calibra aims to help by auditing datasets, identifying potential quality issues, building quality-aware coresets, and estimating training outcomes.
As part of the first public release, we’ve launched:
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Robot Dataset Health Check — an interactive Space for auditing LeRobot datasets in seconds.
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A benchmark of 30 public LeRobot datasets with health scores, quality diagnostics, and community comparisons.
The full toolkit also includes quality-aware coreset selection, training outcome prediction, and a Python API/CLI.
Try it: Robot Dataset Health Check - a Hugging Face Space by omert27
Source code: GitHub - omertt27/Calibra: Dataset observability and coreset selection for robotics imitation learning · GitHub
I’d really appreciate feedback from the Hugging Face and robotics communities.
Some questions I’d love your thoughts on:
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Which dataset quality metrics would be most useful for your workflow?
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Are there important diagnostics that are missing?
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If you work with LeRobot datasets, would you use something like this before training?
Thanks for taking a look, i would be appreciated any feedbacks.