FBK-TeV/UnoBench
UnoBench UnoBench is a benchmark for target-centric obstruction reasoning in robotic grasping under cluttered scenes. Given a target object, a method must identify the objects that block or constrain access to that target before grasping. UnoBench is built upon MetaGraspNetV2 and extends the initial idea of FreeGraspData. Resources Resource Link Description UnoGrasp code GitHub main branch Method code, checkpoints, inference, and evaluation. Challenge… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/FBK-TeV/UnoBench.
UnoBench
UnoBench is a benchmark for target-centric obstruction reasoning in robotic grasping under cluttered scenes. Given a target object, a method must identify the objects that block or constrain access to that target before grasping.
UnoBench is built upon MetaGraspNetV2 and extends the initial idea of FreeGraspData.
Resources
Dataset Overview
<img src="benchmark.jpg" alt="UnoBench teaser" width="1500">
UnoBench provides synthetic cluttered-scene data with RGB images, Set-of-Mark images, instance annotations, natural-language object descriptions, and obstruction metadata.
The benchmark supports two settings:
Dataset Structure
UnoBench/
`-- UnoBenchSyn/
|-- images.zip
|-- images_som.zip
|-- annotations.zip
|-- test_GT_small.json
|-- test_nlp_small.jsonl
|-- test_som_small.jsonl
|-- challenge_only/
| |-- test_nlp.jsonl
| `-- test_som.jsonl
`-- meta_data/
|-- Synthetic_train.json
|-- image_id_scene_view_id_mapping.json
|-- name_for_all.json
|-- annotations_meta.zip
`-- occ_info/
|-- obs_information.json
`-- masks.zipAfter extracting the main archives, the dataset also contains:
UnoBenchSyn/
|-- images/ # RGB images
|-- images_som/ # Set-of-Mark images
`-- annotations/ # Instance masks used by NLP point evaluationFile Description
Main Archives
Reproduction Files
These files are used by the UnoGrasp code for inference and evaluation on the released small split.
Challenge Files
These files are used by the UnoBench Challenge.
Metadata
Download
Install the Hugging Face CLI if needed:
pip install -U huggingface_hubDownload the full dataset:
hf download FBK-TeV/UnoBench \
--repo-type dataset \
--local-dir ./UnoBench/UnoBenchSynOr download individual archives:
hf download FBK-TeV/UnoBench images.zip \
--repo-type dataset \
--local-dir ./UnoBench/UnoBenchSyn
hf download FBK-TeV/UnoBench images_som.zip \
--repo-type dataset \
--local-dir ./UnoBench/UnoBenchSyn
hf download FBK-TeV/UnoBench annotations.zip \
--repo-type dataset \
--local-dir ./UnoBench/UnoBenchSynExtraction
After downloading, unzip the main archives:
cd UnoBench/UnoBenchSyn
unzip images.zip
unzip images_som.zip
unzip annotations.zipEvaluation Splits
The challenge test ground truth is reserved for official leaderboard evaluation.
Metadata Format
Metadata files provide scene-level and object-level information, including:
image_id
scene_id
view_id
query_object
target_object
occlusion_paths
difficulty
num_paths
k_min
som_onlyThe obstruction information is target-centric: for each target object, UnoBench describes the objects that obstruct it and the corresponding obstruction paths.
Notes
UnoBench focuses on high-level obstruction reasoning before grasping, rather than low-level grasp pose execution or robot control. In this release, obstruction is operationalized mainly through occlusion relationships in cluttered scenes.
Citation
If you use UnoBench in your research, please cite:
@inproceedings{jiao2026obstruction,
title = {Obstruction Reasoning for Robotic Grasping},
author = {Runyu Jiao and Matteo Bortolon and Francesco Giuliari and Alice Fasoli and Sergio Povoli and Guofeng Mei and Yiming Wang and Fabio Poiesi},
booktitle = {Proceedings of the IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR)},
year = {2026}
}License
UnoBench is released under the CC BY-NC 4.0 license for academic, non-commercial use. Please refer to the license information on the Hugging Face dataset page before using the data.
Contact
For questions about the dataset, please contact:
Runyu Jiao: rjiao@fbk.eu
Fondazione Bruno Kessler / University of Trento