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Agree the pilot.
We review the location, tasks and project fit, then agree equipment, permissions and commercial terms before recording.
AI data collection for warehouses and fulfillment teams
The way your team receives, organizes and prepares orders can provide useful examples of physical work. Apply with hands-on tasks at a warehouse or fulfillment location you can authorize.
For businesses in the United States and Canada. Subject to project availability and approval.
Apply with these tasksTasks to discuss for your pilot
- Order picking, packing and labeling
- Receiving goods, sorting and putting away inventory
- Shelf replenishment and manual inventory counts
What makes this location a good fit?
- Real orders and a useful variety of objects and actions
- Clearly defined tasks with visible hands and packages
- A recording area agreed with the facility operator
Before recording
Shipping labels, addresses, screens and customer information need to be excluded or managed in the agreed plan. Vehicle operation is not automatically eligible because other warehouse tasks are accepted.
01 / THE OPPORTUNITY
Your know-how can become training data.
Egocentric data is recorded from the worker’s viewpoint. It shows how hands, tools and objects interact during real tasks, helping AI systems learn about physical work.
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Record and review.
Participating team members capture real tasks. A sample is reviewed against the project’s technical and quality requirements.
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Scale what is approved.
After approval, record within the agreed task mix and quota. Payment follows the terms for accepted recordings.
BEFORE YOU START
Good questions. Clear answers.
Which businesses can apply?
Businesses operating in the United States or Canada with hands-on tasks and a location where recording can be authorized. Automotive service, small manufacturing, warehouses and commercial cleaning are examples. Selection depends on the needs and capacity of each project.
What exactly would our team record?
A first-person view of agreed physical tasks, such as assembling a part, packing an order or servicing a vehicle. The plan defines camera placement, required data and excluded areas. Real, purposeful work is needed; staged repetition is not a substitute.
What counts as a paid hour?
Payment is based on accepted recordings under the agreed terms. Uploaded time and accepted time can differ. Rates, task limits, the payment recipient and payment schedule are agreed before collection.
Is work or income guaranteed?
No. Applying does not guarantee a project, acceptance, a minimum number of hours or earnings. Availability depends on buyer demand, sample approval, data quality and the agreed quota.
Do we need to buy equipment?
No equipment purchase is needed to apply. A project may use a supported phone mounted at head level, but the exact device, app, sensor requirements and any costs must be agreed for that project.
Can employees and customers appear in recordings?
Only within the permissions and consent arrangements required for the project and location. Identify people, private areas, customer details and confidential material before recording. Keep excluded material out of frame.
Can we join from Canada?
Yes, businesses in Canada can apply, as can businesses in the United States. Eligibility is based on where work is actually recorded, not the language of the application. Each location still needs approval.
What happens after we apply?
We save your application and review your business and tasks. If a project may fit, we follow up through your preferred channel to discuss the location, a sample or pilot and the relevant terms. A successful sample does not automatically guarantee an ongoing quota.
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