HiPHI releases 617.5 hours for humanoid training

Noitom Robotics released HiPHI, a 617.5-hour high-precision human-motion dataset that includes 245.7 hours of synchronized human-object interaction data. The Hugging Face release and accompanying benchmark paper document 200.1 million motion frames from 132 performers, captured at 90 Hz with object trajectories and meshes; it is free for research, with commercial licensing separate. For humanoid builders, the useful file is not the headline hour count but the inclusion of object state—a data foundation that makes the physical-AI funding surge easier to turn into repeatable policy training.