Egocentric video
Head-mounted, first-person recordings of task-based activity in real environments.
We coordinate real-world task capture for physical AI and robotics — from participant and device readiness to structured collection, annotation and quality review.
We coordinate first-person video and real-world task data across residential, commercial and industrial settings, with task instructions and quality checks designed for each project.
Head-mounted, first-person recordings of task-based activity in real environments.
Task demonstrations, object interaction, teleoperation and perception-oriented data.
Where required by the project: synchronized video, motion and spatial information, annotation and validation.
The task, device, recording perspective and acceptance criteria are defined before contributors begin.
Define activity, environment, duration, device and output requirements.
Match contributors and locations; check eligibility and device readiness.
Explain mounting, framing, task flow, safety and submission standards.
Coordinate sessions, monitor delivery and address field issues.
Review footage and metadata, flag defects and prepare approved outputs.
Examples of environments include household activities, commercial kitchens, warehouses, manufacturing, agriculture, retail and robotics workspaces.
Residential tasks, home organization, cooking, cleaning and object interaction.
ResidentialHousehold tasksDaily activitiesWarehouses, kitchens, factories, agriculture, retail, logistics and operational workflows.
WarehousingManufacturingAgricultureWe support data programs that help AI systems perceive environments, interpret human activity and learn how tasks unfold in homes, workplaces and industrial settings.
Head-mounted or body-worn camera recordings of task-based activities, with clear capture instructions, participant onboarding and environment checks.
Human demonstrations, robot interaction sessions and task recordings for manipulation, navigation, object handling and embodied AI research.
Action segmentation, activity labels, hand-object interaction, object state, task steps, temporal events and scene context.
Object detection, classification, tracking, bounding boxes, polygons, semantic segmentation, scene labeling and spatial relationships.
Pose and movement labels, gesture recognition, hand activity, object interaction, action sequences and task completion states.
Review of video, image and available sensor-linked data for completeness, temporal consistency, annotation accuracy and technical acceptance criteria.
Break continuous recordings into meaningful steps, actions, transitions and task phases.
Label objects, locations, scene elements, object states and relationships within an environment.
Describe grasping, releasing, manipulating, placing, carrying and other interactions based on project guidelines.
Where available and in scope, coordinate synchronized video and sensor-data checks, metadata validation and sequence integrity review.
Plan collection across residential, retail, hospitality, warehouse, manufacturing, agriculture, construction and other approved environments.
Organize recordings, labels, metadata, issue logs and approved outputs into delivery structures defined by the client.
Physical AI datasets can connect first-person views, task context and structured labels. Each program is designed around the model's intended learning objective and the client's recording, privacy, safety and quality requirements.
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