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From real-world action to AI data.

How first-person demonstrations become structured, quality-checked training data for systems that act in the physical world.

How it works

From Real-World Action to AI Data.

Select a stage to see what happens to a recording on its way to becoming training data.

Stage 01 of 05

Human Demonstration

A trained, consented person performs the task in a real environment, following a written brief.

Outputs

  • Capture brief
  • Task catalogue
  • Consent record
Raw first-person recording of a person reaching for a cup on a kitchen table.ceramic_cup · obj_01EP_0142STANDARD · STEREO RGB + IMUSUB-ACTIONgrasp21 kp × 2 hands
brief
pick_up_cup · household kitchen
include
one mis-grasp and recovery
consent
worker-level · signed
Illustrative example of the human demonstration stage.

Explore our data

One recording, three views.

Switch between raw footage, annotations and structured task data to see what turns video into training data.

Raw footage
What the camera recorded — useful, but not yet learnable.
Annotated
Hands, the object and the current action are marked.
Structured data
The same moment as a machine-readable record.
The same first-person recording of picking up a cup, shown raw or with annotations.ceramic_cup · obj_01EP_0142STANDARD · STEREO RGB + IMUSUB-ACTIONgrasp21 kp × 2 hands

Annotated: hand keypoints, the object and the current action are marked. · Illustrative example

Quality that matters

Problems are caught before delivery.

Quality is built into every stage — and documented, so you can see exactly what was checked.

  • Structured collection

    Every hour traces to a written brief and acceptance rubric.

  • Annotation

    Labelled to a written guideline, with ambiguity escalated.

  • Validation

    Automated checks, human review and blind sampling.

  • Consent & provenance

    Worker-level consent and a manifest with every episode.

Batch review · ep_0142

Illustrative example

What is checked
Every required segment, object and keypoint in the guideline must be present.
Example result
One segment missing an outcome marker.
If it fails
Returned to the annotator with the guideline reference, then re-reviewed.

Who we serve

Built for teams training AI on the real world.

  • Robotics & Physical AI teams

    Human demonstrations of real manipulation tasks.

  • AI & ML companies

    Training and evaluation data specified around model failures.

  • Research labs

    Well-documented datasets with consent and provenance.

  • Data operations leads

    Extra capacity without renegotiating quality.

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Dataset Quality

What actually makes training data usable

Volume is the easiest property to measure and the least predictive of whether a dataset improves a model. Here is what tends to matter instead.

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