Dataset
Learning to investigate.
Successful scripted trajectories include the physical search, inspection and testing steps needed to gather task-relevant evidence.
Each frame records three camera views, robot state, action and the current subtask. Episodes average 7.6 minutes, or about 9,100 control steps. Only successful episodes that pass recording checks are retained.
The scripted oracles can read the private specification. Their routes deliberately include information-gathering steps; these are demonstrations of investigative behavior, not evidence that the oracle itself resolves uncertainty.
Training and evaluation instances do not overlap. Evaluation holds out kitchen styles and selected task configurations, including stamp targets and bolt-chain configurations.
Credits
Who built RoboQuest.
RoboQuest is developed at DeCLaRe Lab, Nanyang Technological University.
Affiliation
DeCLaRe Lab
Nanyang Technological University
Built with
RoboCasa365 kitchens simulated in MuJoCo, with a Franka Panda arm on a mobile base.
Citation
Cite RoboQuest.
Until the paper is released, please cite the project page. Paper and dataset release links will be added when available.
@misc{roboquest2026,
title = {RoboQuest: A Benchmark for Goal-Directed Embodied Exploration},
author = {Liu, Renhang and Majumder, Navonil and Pala, Tej Deep and Poria, Soujanya},
year = {2026},
howpublished = {\url{https://declare-lab.github.io/RoboQuest/}},
note = {DeCLaRe Lab, Nanyang Technological University}
}