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3DPotatoTwin: a paired potato tuber dataset for 3D multi-sensory fusion

Haozhou Wang · Pieter M. Blok · James Burridge · Ting Jiang · Minato Miyauchi · Kyosuke Miyamoto · Kunihiro Tanaka · Wei Guo

Plant Phenomics · 6 Oct 2025 · 10.1016/j.plaphe.2025.100123

Abstract

Accurate 3D phenotyping of agricultural produce remains challenging due to the trade-off between reconstruction quality and acquisition throughput in existing sensing technologies. While RGB-D cameras enable high-throughput scanning in operational settings like harvesting conveyors, they produce incomplete, low-quality 3D models. Conversely, close-range Structure-from-Motion (SfM) produces high-quality reconstructions but is not suitable for high-throughput field application. This study bridges this gap through 3DPotatoTwin , a paired dataset containing 339 tuber samples across three cultivars collected in Hokkaido, Japan. Our dataset uniquely combines: (1) conveyor-acquired RGB-D point clouds, (2) ground measurement, (3) SfM reconstructions under indoor controlled environment, and (4) aligned model pairs with transformation matrices. The multi-sensory alignment employs an semi-supervised pin-guided pipeline incorporating single-pin extraction and referencing, cross-strip matching, and binary-color-enhanced ICP, achieving 0.59 ​± ​0.11 ​mm registration accuracy. Beyond serving as a benchmark for 3D phenotyping algorithms, the dataset enables training of 3D completion networks to reconstruct high-quality 3D models from partial RGB-D point clouds. Meanwhile, the proposed semi-automated annotation pipeline has the potential to accelerate 3D dataset generation for similar studies. The presented methodology demonstrates broader applicability for multi-sensor data fusion across crop phenotyping applications. The dataset and pipeline source code are publicly available at HuggingFace and GitHub, respectively.

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All the batch processing scripts mentioned in this section were provided in the 3dscan folder at Github (https://github.com/UTokyo-FieldPhenomics-Lab/PotatoScan/).

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