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Robot Training Props: 100 Colored Wooden Cubes (10 Colors) with 10×10 Tray, for Pick-and-Place, Sorting and Stacking Datasets
Robot Training Props: 100 Colored Wooden Cubes (10 Colors) with 10×10 Tray, for Pick-and-Place, Sorting and Stacking Datasets
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This is a set of 100 painted 2 cm wooden cubes in ten colours with a gridded wooden tray, used as standardised objects for pick-and-place, colour-sorting and stacking tasks when recording imitation-learning demonstrations with desktop robot arms.
Every LeRobot tutorial starts with picking up a small block. This set gives you 100 identical 2 cm cubes in ten colours and a gridded tray, so you can record hundreds of consistent sort-by-colour, stack and put-in-place episodes without hunting for objects that fit the gripper.
What can you use it for?
- Sort-by-colour and put-in-tray tasks for ACT / Diffusion / VLA training
- Stacking and tower-building demos
- Consistent objects for reproducible evaluation across episodes
- Classroom robotics exercises
Who is it for?
LeRobot users and educators who need many identical, gripper-sized objects and a fixed target layout.
Compatibility
- SO-ARM101 / SO-101 gripper (opens to about 5 cm)
- NexArm parallel gripper, Koch v1.1, Moss and similar desktop arms
Specifications
| Contents | 100 wooden cubes in 10 colours (10 per colour) plus a 10 × 10 wooden tray |
|---|---|
| Cube size | About 2 cm |
| Material | Beech-type hardwood, water-based paint |
| Use | Colour sorting, stacking, put-in-tray and pick-and-place tasks; the tray gives a fixed grid for repeatable episodes |
| Fits | SO-ARM101 / SO-101 grippers, NexArm gripper, Koch and Moss arms |
What's in the box
- Default Title: 100 × 2 cm wooden cubes (10 colours), 1 × 10 × 10 wooden tray
Frequently asked questions
Why cubes and not random household objects?
Identical cubes make episodes comparable: the policy learns the task, not the object. Ten colours let you define sorting rules that a camera can see clearly.
Are they safe for the gripper?
Yes, 2 cm hardwood cubes weigh about 6 g each and do not deform or slip in a 3D-printed gripper.
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