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TransFrag27K: Transparent Fragment Dataset
Dataset Summary
TransFrag27K is the first large-scale transparent fragment dataset, which contains 27,000 images and masks at a resolution of 640×480. The dataset covers fragments of common everyday glassware and incorporates more than 150 background textures and 100 HDRI environment lightings.
Transparent objects, being a special category, have refractive and transmissive material properties that make their visual features highly sensitive to environmental lighting and background. In real-world scenarios, collecting data of transparent objects with diverse backgrounds and lighting conditions is challenging, and annotations are prone to errors due to difficulties in recognition.
To address this, we designed an automated dataset generation pipeline in Blender:
- Objects are randomly fractured using the Cell Fracture add-on.
- Parametric scripts batch-adjust lighting, backgrounds, and camera poses.
- Rendering is performed automatically to output paired RGB images and binary masks.
The Blender script we used to generate TransFrag27k also supports batch dataset generation with any scene in which objects are placed at a horizontal plane. For implementation details, please refer to:
Transparent-Fragments-Contour-Estimation
Supported Tasks
- Semantic Segmentation for various transparent fragments.
Dataset Structure
In our released dataset, to facilitate subsequent customized processing, we organize each object’s data in the following structure:
│ ├─Planar1
│ │ ├─anno_mask
│ │ └─rgb
│ ├─Planar2
│ │ ├─anno_mask
│ │ └─rgb
│ ├─Curved1
│ │ ├─anno_mask
│ │ └─rgb
│ ├─Curved2
│ │ ├─anno_mask
│ │ └─rgb
│ ├─Irregular1
│ │ ├─anno_mask
│ │ └─rgb
│ ├─Irregular2
│ │ ├─anno_mask
│ │ └─rgb
│ ├─Irregular3
│ │ ├─anno_mask
│ │ └─rgb
We mainly organize the dataset according to the shape classes of transparent fragments:
- Planar
Mainly includes fragments from flat regions such as dish bottoms and glass bases. - Curved
Mainly includes fragments from objects with cylindrical or spherical curvature, such as cups, bottles, and bowls. - Irregular
Mainly includes fragments with multiple curvature patterns or discontinuous surfaces, such as the intersection of a cup wall and bottom, special bottle necks, wine glass stems, and handles.
Citation
If you find this dataset or the associated work useful for your research, please cite the paper:
@article{lin2025transparent,
title={Transparent Fragments Contour Estimation via Visual-Tactile Fusion for Autonomous Reassembly},
author=
year=
}
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