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Quests

Quests are the core unit of work in Humanoid Network. Each quest is a structured data capture task designed to produce training data for a specific robotic capability.

Quest Structure

Every quest includes:

Field Description
Title Short description of the task
ROBO Category Which robotic capability this trains
Instructions Step-by-step recording guide
Duration Expected recording length
Environment Required setting (kitchen, office, outdoor, etc.)
Reward Points earned for validated submission
Difficulty Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced

Quest Types

Manipulation Tasks

Object interaction: picking, placing, stacking, pouring, opening, closing.

Movement through environments: walking, turning, obstacle avoidance, door traversal.

Social Interaction Tasks

Human-facing behaviors: gesturing, pointing, handing objects, following directions.

Dexterous Tasks

Fine motor skills: typing, writing, tool use, button pressing, knob turning.

Quest Lifecycle

  1. Published: Quest is available for contributors to claim
  2. In Progress: A contributor is actively recording
  3. Submitted: Recording uploaded, awaiting QA
  4. Validated: QA passed, points credited
  5. Rejected: QA failed, contributor notified with feedback

Quest Design

Quests are designed by the Humanoid Network team and partner robotics labs. Each quest targets a specific gap in available training data, ensuring the network produces maximally useful datasets.