First-person household tasks for home robotics
Egocentric video of real home and kitchen tasks — the manipulation data home-robotics and assistive-agent teams cite as their biggest bottleneck.
Home robots must learn hand-object manipulation in real, messy homes — not a lab set. That first-person footage of chores, cooking and cleaning is the hardest data to source and among the most valuable for physical AI.
Creators record first-person household tasks on their own phones to a brief — pouring, chopping, loading a dishwasher, folding laundry, tidying — across diverse real homes, opt-in and licensed, keeping full ownership.
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Brief the tasks
Plain-language briefs and a capture checklist for home tasks.
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Capture first-person
Creators record natural chores and cooking in real homes.
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Review
Footage is checked against the checklist before payment.
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License
Licensed time-boxed and revocable; creators keep ownership.
Trains home-robotics manipulation, assistive agents, and household activity recognition — captured from real homes with the everyday variety a studio can never produce, and a clean consent trail on every clip.
Specs are illustrative of a representative engagement, not a fixed product sheet — every campaign and POD capture is scoped to the buyer.
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