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Partner with DataNexx

Your work, recorded on your terms.

If your people do hands-on work — in a field, a workshop, on a production line or in a warehouse — we can record it for physical AI datasets. Tell us about your organization and what happens on site.

Collection partner enquiry

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01 — Your organization

02 — The work you do

03 — Collection on your premises

Enquiries are reviewed individually. The collection platform, DataNexx Studio, is in development; we will follow up to discuss scope, authorization and timing before anything is recorded.

Confidential. We reply within 24 hours.

Who is a collection partner?

A collection partner is an organization where skilled physical work already happens, and which lets us record that work for physical AI. The work stays the same. The recording follows a written task specification.

  • Farms, orchards and greenhouses.
  • Workshops and trade businesses: carpentry, plumbing, tiling and repair.
  • Plants and production lines: assembly, packaging and quality inspection.
  • Warehouses and distribution sites: picking, packing and loading.

How does a partnership work?

  1. 01You tell us what work happens on site, and where.
  2. 02We agree which tasks, which areas and who records, and what stays out of frame.
  3. 03You give written authorization, and each worker who records signs a written consent.
  4. 04Recording runs under the agreed terms. A person reviews every recording before it is used.

How are your workers and premises protected?

No one is recorded without their written consent, and we do not enroll minors. Recordings that show bystanders without a release, screens, paperwork or other readable information are rejected.

You decide which areas are in scope. Workers appear in datasets only under anonymous identifiers, and their names and contact details are never exported.

FAQ

Questions partners ask.

Does recording disrupt normal work?

Scope is agreed in advance: which tasks, which areas and who records. Workers do their usual tasks with a phone worn on the chest or head.

Who does the recording?

Usually your own workers who agree to take part, each with a signed consent. We agree who records before anything starts.

What about confidential processes?

You choose the areas and tasks in scope. Recordings that capture screens, documents or other readable information are excluded.

Is there compensation?

Where compensation applies, it is agreed per project and in writing. We do not publish figures.

Can workers apply on their own?

Yes. Individuals can apply as contributors. Recording on business premises still needs written authorization from someone entitled to give it.