01Warehouse &
fulfillment
Picking, sorting, packing, and handling products. Capture the everyday tasks that keep goods moving.
Explore skillsManaged human demonstration collection for the tasks your robot-learning program needs next.
01Picking, sorting, packing, and handling products. Capture the everyday tasks that keep goods moving.
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02Parts, fixtures, tools, and repeatable work sequences. Document the technique behind skilled production.
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03Laundry, dishes, surfaces, and everyday objects. Capture practical skills in varied environments.
Explore skillsEquipment and sensor channels are agreed for each project. Your learning pipeline determines what we need to collect.
Head-mounted cameras record the workspace, objects, tools, and visible hand interactions.
Tracking gloves capture the hand configurations needed by your collection protocol.
Motion sensors provide agreed position and orientation signals for later processing.
Additional views, depth, body tracking, or instrumented tools can be scoped when required.
A useful collection program needs disciplined execution before, during, and after each demonstration.
We agree on file formats, timestamps, coordinate conventions, labels, and transfer arrangements before full collection starts. Compatibility is confirmed through the pilot.
Project scope accounts for setup, people, task complexity, capture equipment, accepted volume, and delivery. On-site travel and specialized materials are scoped separately.
Robot retargeting, model training, and deployment validation can be discussed as separate requirements. Human recordings alone do not guarantee performance on a particular robot.
The three core areas are a starting point. We can assess a custom demonstration program around your task requirements.