Why first-person video is a different kind of input
Egocentric footage preserves attention, approach and sequence — spatial context that third-person capture quietly discards.
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Solutions · Robotics & Physical AI
How first-person demonstrations become structured, quality-checked training data for systems that act in the physical world.
How it works
Select a stage to see what happens to a recording on its way to becoming training data.
Stage 01 of 05
A trained, consented person performs the task in a real environment, following a written brief.
Outputs
Stage 02 of 05
A calibrated first-person rig records video, motion and hand data on one clock.
Outputs
Synchronised at source
one clock · drift checked
Stage 03 of 05
Each episode is labelled to a written guideline — actions, objects and hand pose.
Outputs
Stage 04 of 05
Automated checks and human review catch problems before anything is delivered.
Outputs
Batch QA · five gates
Stage 05 of 05
Structured data in your format, with provenance attached to every episode.
Outputs
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Switch between raw footage, annotations and structured task data to see what turns video into training data.
Annotated: hand keypoints, the object and the current action are marked. · Illustrative example
Quality that matters
Quality is built into every stage — and documented, so you can see exactly what was checked.
Every hour traces to a written brief and acceptance rubric.
Labelled to a written guideline, with ambiguity escalated.
Automated checks, human review and blind sampling.
Worker-level consent and a manifest with every episode.
Batch review · ep_0142
Illustrative example
Who we serve
Human demonstrations of real manipulation tasks.
Training and evaluation data specified around model failures.
Well-documented datasets with consent and provenance.
Extra capacity without renegotiating quality.
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