Everyday skills. Real working environments.01 / FIELD NOTES
01 / First-person perspective
02 / Domestic & industrial settings
03 / Tailored to your project
Collection environments
At home. At work. In the real world.
Robots need to understand the world people actually live in. We collect human demonstrations across everyday settings, tailored to the tasks your model needs to learn.
01 / Domestic data
Everyday life. Extraordinary detail.
Capture how people handle familiar objects, move through spaces, and complete household routines.
Human skills in workshops, factories, and service workplaces. Tools, materials, and physical tasks in context.
Sewing studios Vehicle washing
Examples from our Kenya collection environments. Your project defines the setting.
The collection approach
Your task. Our starting point.
Good data starts with a clear brief. We work with you to shape a collection around your research goals, task requirements, and real-world settings.
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Define the task
Tell us what your model needs to learn. We discuss the activities, intended use, capture requirements, and timeline.
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Shape the collection
Identify suitable environments and participants for your tasks. Agree the scope, consent, privacy, and on-site requirements before capture.
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Capture human skills
Collect first-person demonstrations of the agreed activities. Review the collection against your brief and discuss the next iteration.
For collection partners
Earn extra revenue. From everyday work.
Turn your team’s practical skills and working environment into paid data collection opportunities. Help robotics learn from the activities you already know well.
Run a workshop, service business, or research facility? Let’s explore how your setting and people could take part in a collection project.
Egocentric means first-person: demonstrations captured from the perspective of the person performing a task. This helps robotics and embodied AI teams understand how people interact with objects and environments.
Where do you collect data?+
We collect in Germany and Kenya, across domestic and industrial environments. The right location and setting depend on the activities and context your project requires.
Can collection be tailored to our project?+
Yes. Start with your tasks, intended use, preferred environments, capture requirements, and timeline. We can then discuss an appropriate collection scope. Formats, equipment, and review criteria are agreed for each project.
Can our organization become a collection partner?+
We welcome discussions with organizations in Germany and Kenya that can offer relevant settings, practical skills, or collaboration opportunities. Share where you operate and what activities take place in your environment.
Can collection partners earn extra revenue?+
Partners can explore paid collection opportunities that match their setting and skills. Compensation depends on the project scope and participation requirements; payment terms are agreed before work begins. Contact us to discuss a suitable opportunity.
How are consent and privacy handled?+
Participant consent, privacy expectations, site permissions, and data-use requirements need to be scoped before collection. Contact us to discuss your organization’s requirements and the proposed collection context.
Let’s build the right collection
Start with a conversation.
A data project, a collection partnership, or an idea worth exploring.