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AerialDojo-200K
AerialDojo-200K is a large-scale benchmark suite for open-world aerial object-goal search. Aerial agents autonomously explore large-scale, unstructured 3D environments and reach target objects specified by semantic descriptions (SemanticOGS) or reference images (ImageOGS), rather than follow route-specific instructions.
Paper: arXiv · Project: Website · Code and setup: GitHub
- Large-Scale. 42 simulation scenes span four scene families and 21 scene types, with 205,732 task instances across SemanticOGS and ImageOGS under Base, Standard, and Long-Horizon settings. The suite offers 3× as many scenes and 18.7× as many task instances as the largest prior benchmark for aerial object-goal search.
- High-Quality. 12 annotators spent two months annotating 109 landmarks, 2,099 target objects, and 2,099 object anchors. Collision-free reference trajectories cover 4,115.313 km of unique routes, complemented by 63,177 groups of multi-view recordings collected exclusively for training.
- Unified Evaluation. Shared data formats, action spaces, and evaluation protocols support evaluation across 21 in-distribution and 21 out-of-distribution scenes. Baseline evaluations of nine multimodal large language models—five open-source and four closed-source—highlight the remaining challenges in building general-purpose aerial agents.
OOD test evaluation
The out-of-distribution test split (
OOD_TESTS) is not publicly released. To evaluate your method on this split, please contact the authors through Email to arrange testing.
The public task and trajectory splits are ID_TRAINS, ID_TESTS, and
OOD_TRAINS. OOD test tasks, reference images, and trajectories are withheld.
Both ID_ENVS and OOD_ENVS map environments are available.
Dataset contents
| Directory | Contents |
|---|---|
AerialENVS/ |
Packaged UE / ProjectAirSim environments |
SemanticOGS/ |
Semantic-goal search tasks in Task.json |
ImageOGS/ |
Image-goal search tasks and reference images |
TrajectoryDATA/ |
One merged Trajectories.json per map/task/split partition |
Within the same partition, a task's episode_id = "n" corresponds to
trajectories["n"] in Trajectories.json. SemanticOGS and ImageOGS provide two
goal representations of the same object-goal search tasks.
Usage
Clone the code repository, then run the following from its root to download the data into the matching directories:
hf download fengtt42/AerialDojo-200K --repo-type dataset --local-dir . \
--include 'AerialENVS/*' \
--include 'SemanticOGS/*' \
--include 'ImageOGS/*' \
--include 'TrajectoryDATA/*'
The hf command is provided by huggingface_hub. Follow the GitHub README for
installation, trajectory recording, and running your own policy.
Citation
If you use AerialDojo-200K in your research, please cite our paper:
@article{feng2026aerialdojo,
title={AerialDojo-200K: A Large-Scale Benchmark Suite for Open-World Aerial Object-Goal Search},
author={Feng, Tongtong and Wang, Xin and Hou, Haoran and Wang, Ren and Wang, Weiran and Zhu, Shaokai and Jia, Ziqi and Wang, Hao and Zhan, Yu-Wei and Wu, Zongyuan and Cui, Jinghao and Zhu, Wenwu},
journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2609.36066},
year={2026}
}
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