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EgoLife: Massive Dataset of 175,000 First-Person Videos Powers Next-Gen AI Life Assistants

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Overview

  • EgoLife is a dataset of 175,000 egocentric video clips with 4.4 million frames and 13,000 hours of continuous recordings.
  • It covers daily human activities including cooking, cleaning, socializing, working, and entertainment.
  • The dataset includes rich annotations for various AI tasks like action detection and narration.
  • EgoLife supports the development of AI assistants that understand and help with daily human activities.
  • Experiments with advanced vision-language models show promising results on multiple egocentric understanding tasks.

Plain English Explanation

EgoLife is a massive collection of first-person videos—footage captured from the perspective of someone wearing a camera. Imagine strapping a camera to your head and recording everything you do throughout your day. These videos show everyday activities like cooking meals, clean...

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