3D printable files for objects to use in mouse object recognition tasks

Perestenko P
Description

These .stl files can be used for printing by any 3D printing method, but filament extrusion was used originally, to allow a wide range of materials to be used.

To increase the recognisability of the objects, some parts were printed in filaments of the following types:

  • PLA of various colours
  • Pet-G, translucent, of various colours
  • PLA-based wood of various shades (dark wood, light wood, tropical wood)
  • PLA-based 80% copper filament

If the file names have a -A or -B suffix, these paired files are assembled into a single object after printing. The 'Top.stl' part is glued on top of each object to prevent climbing.

Assistance with this dataset

We welcome researchers wishing to reuse our data to contact the creators of datasets. If you are unfamiliar with analysing the type of data we are sharing, have questions about the acquisition methodology, need additional help understanding a file format, or are interested in collaborating with us, please get in touch via email. Our current members have email addresses on our main site. The corresponding author of an associated publication, or the first or last creator of the dataset are likely to be able to assist, but in case of uncertainty on who to contact, email Ben Micklem, Research Support Manager at the MRC BNDU.

four colourful objects in a row- with black 'hat's on top of them
Year Published
2024
DOI
10.60964/bndu-gq68-jz91
Funders & Grant Numbers
BBSRC, UKRI (BB/S007741/1, 376 BB/N002547/1)
MRC, UKRI (MC_UU_00003/4, MR/W004860/1)
Publisher
University of Oxford
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First Published In
Gava GP, Lefèvre L, Broadbelt T, McHugh SB, Lopes-Dos-Santos V, Brizee D, Hartwich K, Sjoberg H, Perestenko PV, Toth R, Sharott A, Dupret D
Organizing the coactivity structure of the hippocampus from robust to flexible memory.
2024. Science, 385(6713):1120-1127.
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