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1. 2,152 multi-model videos captured by 360° cameras and Spectacles cameras (8,579k frames in total)
2. Capture in 17 cities across 5 countries.
3. Capture in 28 Scenes from Artistic Spaces to Natural Landscapes.
4. Temporal Activity Localisation Labels for 38 action instances for each video.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Due to the large volume of the data files, they have been stored in the BEAR Research Data Store space. If you wish to access the data, please contact research-data@contacts.bham.ac.uk to request and receive the relevant link to the data folder.</abstract>
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the Insta 360 One X2 and Snapchat Spectacles 3 cameras. The 360 One X2 has two fish-eye cameras that collect 360◦ panoramic visual information in the scene with 5760*2880 resolution and a frame rate of 25 FPS. Additionally, directional audio was recorded using four microphones in directional audio mode. While the Spectacles 3 has a stereo camera attached to a pair of glasses used to capture the egocentric binocular vision within the scene at a resolution of 2432*1216 and a frame rate of 60 FPS.</collection_method>
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