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How to annotate keypoints in NDDS in the format specified in DREAM? #27
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Hi Shashank, thank you for your interest in DREAM! For generating the DREAM synthetic datasets, we used the NDDS plug-in for Unreal Engine to export the keypoint information. Unfortunately, I no longer have access to this simulator, and it was not open-sourced for this project, so I am afraid that I can't provide support specifically for NDDS. I would suggest posting your issue to the NDDS repository (https://github.com/NVIDIA/Dataset_Synthesizer) as they may be better equipped to provide support. If there are questions about DREAM-specific usage, I might be able to help, but for NDDS more generally, I'm sorry I can't provide further support! |
Yeah we could not make the NDDS + robots public. I would suggest to use nvisii + pybullet. I used it to generate watch it move data. I could probably push a script in the next couple weeks that could generate the right data, but I cannot guarantee it. |
Thank you so much Tabitha and Jonathan. I am thankful for your responses. Jonathan i will definitely explore nvisii and pybullet for the data generation process.My only further query would be , Was the keypoint annotation a feature your team added to NDDS ? or was it already available since I already have a robot model loaded but haven't been able to annotate keypoints. |
It was an added feature for NDDS. Back then we had experts in UE4 helping us building the features we needed. I am afraid that my skills are quite limited to add such feature. But the idea is that you can label a specific point on an asset you want exported in the image space. You easily do that with nvisii and script I wrote. https://github.com/NVlabs/Deep_Object_Pose/tree/master/scripts/nvisii_data_gen This will get you to about 80% there. Things to update:
These steps should be somewhat easy to hack. Sorry for vague directions, this assumes that you have quite a bit of 3d knowledge and I am so sorry if it is not the case, this might be quite a bit for someone to debug alone. So if you decide to start in that direction, I would be happy to answer any questions. |
I have installed NDDS but there seems to be no way of marking the keypoints. Any help on this matter will be greatly appreciated
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