BabyROS and FiftyOne: See What Your Robot Gets Wrong

BabyROS is a lightweight alternative to the Robot Operating System (ROS) built on the Zenoh protocol, designed to facilitate simple communication between processes without the complexities of a full ROS installation. It allows data to be published and subscribed to on topics with minimal setup, omitting message semantics to let users define their own schemas. FiftyOne complements BabyROS by transforming the raw data it transports into a structured dataset that can be queried, evaluated, and visualized, enabling real-time curation and error detection in robot perception pipelines. The integration of BabyROS and FiftyOne allows for seamless handling of both 2D and 3D data, supporting live updates and evaluations, and offers a comprehensive toolkit for prototyping and developing AI-driven robotics applications while maintaining flexibility and ease of use.

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