Data for: Hands can play equal roles in bimanual single-object rotations

This dataset contains hand positions, expressed as an angle along a disk's rim (0 degrees = 3 o'clock, 90 degrees = 12 o'clock) for 16 participants who were asked to rotate a disk (a Lazy Susan) 30 times in 90 degrees turns either with one hand or two hands, and either in clockwise and counterclockwise turns. The hand position was detected with Google Mediapipe (legacy) and the Lazy Susan with an Ultralytics YOLO object detector.