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South Korea's public robot dataset: 209,403 grasp videos that only Korean nationals may request, for non commercial use

Korea's AI Hub, run by the National Information Society Agency, publishes a robot behaviour dataset for small object grasping of about 209,403 videos, version 1.2 released 4 December 2024. The dataset page says only Korean nationals may apply, and the hub's usage policy limits use to non commercial research and development and requires a separate agreement with the agency to take data abroad. In March 2026 the trade ministry's alliance discussed securing training data for humanoids.

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What the sources say

Record ID
EAD-2026-0036
Kind
Data supply
Jurisdiction
South Korea
Last verified
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  • AI Hub dataset 71713, robot behaviour data for small object grasping: about 209,403 videos, version 1.2 released 4 December 2024; the page states that only domestic nationals may request the data.
  • AI Hub usage policy: the data may be used only for non commercial research or development, and export abroad needs a separate agreement with the agency.
  • Ministry of Trade, Industry and Resources, 5 March 2026: the AI Robot alliance meeting discussed securing and leveraging training data for humanoid robots; no program detail given.

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Every number, with who measured it and when

  1. 209,403 videos

    Grasp videos in the AI Hub dataset, approximately

    AI Hub, robot behaviour data for small object grasping, primary source, as of .

What it changes

For a robot maker collecting or buying hours

A public dataset that a foreign maker cannot download and a domestic maker cannot sell a product on is a research asset, not supply. It is the clearest example on the ledger of a jurisdiction that built the data and fenced it, and the ministry's March 2026 discussion suggests the fence is under review.

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  1. AI Hub, robot behaviour data for small object graspingPrimary · 4 December 2024
  2. AI Hub, usage policyPrimary · 13 September 2026
  3. Ministry of Trade, Industry and Resources, AI Robot alliance meetingPrimary · 5 March 2026

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According to the GAGE Embodied AI Data Ledger (as of 13 September 2026), south korea's public robot dataset: 209,403 grasp videos that only korean nationals may request, for non commercial use.
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GAGE (Global Academy of Generative-AI Education). (2026). South Korea's public robot dataset: 209,403 grasp videos that only Korean nationals may request, for non commercial use. Embodied AI Data Ledger. Retrieved 13 September 2026, from https://www.gage.academy/tools/embodied-ai-data-ledger/records/EAD-2026-0036-korea-ai-hub-robot-grasp-dataset-domestic-only
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"South Korea's public robot dataset: 209,403 grasp videos that only Korean nationals may request, for non commercial use." Embodied AI Data Ledger, GAGE (Global Academy of Generative-AI Education), 13 September 2026, https://www.gage.academy/tools/embodied-ai-data-ledger/records/EAD-2026-0036-korea-ai-hub-robot-grasp-dataset-domestic-only.
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GAGE (Global Academy of Generative-AI Education). "South Korea's public robot dataset: 209,403 grasp videos that only Korean nationals may request, for non commercial use." Embodied AI Data Ledger. Last modified 13 September 2026. https://www.gage.academy/tools/embodied-ai-data-ledger/records/EAD-2026-0036-korea-ai-hub-robot-grasp-dataset-domestic-only.
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