Become a contributor
Record real tasks. Help robots learn them.
Tell us who you are, what you could record and the equipment you have. Applications are reviewed individually; we contact you when recording tasks open in your area.
Application received.
Thank you. We review every application and will contact you by email when there are recording tasks that match your profile and location. There is nothing further to do for now.
Who can become a contributor?
A contributor is an adult who records their own hands-on work for physical AI datasets. You do not need a technical background. You need to do real tasks well, and follow a short written task specification.
- Household tasks: cooking, cleaning, laundry and dishes in a real home.
- Farm work: picking, sorting, pruning, planting and packing.
- Skilled trades and production: assembly, packaging, inspection, carpentry, plumbing and tiling.
- Logistics: picking, packing, labelling and loading in a warehouse.
What do you need to record?
- A phone that records video at 1080p and 30 frames per second or higher.
- A way to wear it on your chest or head, so the camera sees what you see.
- A place to work where no one else is in frame, and no screens or documents are readable.
- Permission to record there. At a workplace, that means written authorization from someone entitled to give it.
How are consent and privacy handled?
You sign a written consent before you record anything. It says how the recordings will be used, and the version you signed is stored with each recording.
Your name and contact details are kept apart from the video. Datasets refer to you only by an anonymous identifier. Recordings that show other people without a signed release, or show screens and paperwork, are rejected.
FAQ
Questions contributors ask.
Is this a job offer?
No. Applying puts you on our list for future recording tasks. Nothing on this site is an offer of work, and we contact selected applicants when tasks open in their area.
How are contributors compensated?
Terms for approved recordings are agreed with each contributor individually, in writing, before any recording. We do not publish rates.
Can I record at my workplace?
Only with written authorization from someone entitled to give it, such as the owner or manager. If your employer is interested, they can enquire as a collection partner.
Will my face or name appear in a dataset?
The camera points at your hands and the work, not at you. Names and contact details are never exported; datasets use an anonymous identifier instead.
What happens to a recording that fails review?
It is not used in a dataset. Common reasons are a bystander in frame, a readable screen or document, or a task that does not match the written specification.