Managed real-world data collection

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Real people. Real tasks. Data for real-world AI.

From cutting vegetables and baking bread to aligning wheels, assembling scooters and laying tiles — tell us what your model needs to see. We find the right people, manage the work and deliver the captured data.

COMMERCIAL BAKERYPREPARE / SHAPE / BAKE
FOOD PREPARATION / COMMERCIAL BAKERYVEHICLE SERVICE / WHEEL ALIGNMENTSCOOTER & PRODUCT ASSEMBLYTILING / PAVING / FIELD WORKWAREHOUSING / MATERIAL HANDLINGYOUR TASK / YOUR ENVIRONMENT / YOUR DATA

Physical tasks

Recorded in real environments

Same operators

Across days, weeks or months

Managed end-to-end

Recruitment through delivery

Pilot first

Scale once the protocol holds

01The model

Tell us what data you need. We handle the rest.

You specify the environment, the activity, the recording requirements, the number of hours, the project duration and the quality standards.

We take it from there — sourcing suitable human operators, training them on your protocol, scheduling and supervising sessions, recording, running quality review and delivering the structured dataset.

01

Define

02

Recruit

03

Train

04

Execute

05

Quality Check

06

Deliver

02Positioning
“Not every training dataset can be created from behind a laptop.”

Conventional labelling vendors annotate data that already exists. We produce data that doesn’t exist yet — the kind that requires physical human execution in a real environment — whether that means a kitchen, workshop, building site or warehouse. We capture people working with tools, ingredients, materials and objects.

Baker shaping dough at a commercial bakery workbenchFirst-person view of a worker laying ceramic floor tiles
03Types of projects

As varied as the work itself

These are examples, not a fixed catalogue. If the task can be performed by a trained person, it can be built into a project.

Hands slicing vegetables in a commercial kitchen

Food Preparation & Bakery

Cutting vegetables, preparing ingredients, shaping dough, baking and packing food in working kitchens.

Technician adjusting equipment on a vehicle wheel

Vehicle Service

Wheel alignment, inspection, maintenance and repeatable service procedures in real workshops.

Technician assembling an electric scooter

Product Assembly

Scooter assembly, component fitting, tool use, inspection and multi-step build processes.

Worker laying paving stones into a walkway

Construction & Trades

Tiling, paving, surface preparation and skilled work in changing indoor and outdoor settings.

Worker sorting components in a warehouse

Warehousing & Handling

Picking, packing, sorting, loading and moving materials through everyday operations.

Hands placing a tile on a worksite floor

Your Specific Task

A custom collection programme for any other human task, setting or sequence your model needs to learn.

04Long-horizon collection

The same trained operators, over months.

We are not sourcing anonymous crowds for isolated microtasks. We maintain consistent, trained cohorts, so you can collect longitudinal data from the same individuals across days, weeks or months.

One operator can cover multiple related tasks. For smaller workflows, a single person completes the entire process end-to-end instead of the process being split across strangers. For larger programmes, we build dedicated teams.

End-to-end workflow
One operatorTask ATask BTask CComplete workflow
Volume programme
Dedicated workforceRepeated executionHundreds to thousands of hours
05Flexible project design

Configure the operation around the dataset.

Every project is assembled from these variables. Nothing here is fixed — the combination is defined by what your models need.

Environment

KitchenBakeryWorkshopConstruction siteWarehouseCustom setting

People

Individual operatorDedicated teamRotating workforce

Duration

HoursWeeksMonths

Task structure

Single taskMulti-taskEnd-to-end workflow

Volume

PilotHundreds of hoursThousands of hours

Capture method

VideoImagesAudioSensorProject-specific
06Quality and consistency

The operational layer behind every recorded hour.

Training data is only useful if sessions are comparable. Our operations layer helps keep execution consistent across operators, settings and weeks.

Protocol adherence

Every session follows the same written task instruction set.

Consistency across sessions

Same operators, same setup, same capture parameters.

Traceability

Sessions are logged against operator, task, site and date.

Controlled conditions

Where the project requires it, environments are fixed and repeatable.

Quality chain

  1. 1

    Standardised task instructions

  2. 2

    Operator training

  3. 3

    Calibration

  4. 4

    Supervised execution

  5. 5

    Data validation

  6. 6

    Rejected-session replacement

  7. 7

    Delivery

07A project example

Client requirement

500 hours of footage showing bakery staff preparing dough, shaping loaves and loading trays across repeatable production shifts.

Execution

  1. Recruit people with relevant bakery experience
  2. Train them on the recording protocol and task sequence
  3. Cover preparation, shaping and tray loading per operator
  4. Maintain the same operator cohort throughout
  5. Record sessions over several weeks on a fixed schedule
  6. QA every session; re-run anything that fails review
  7. Deliver a structured, labelled dataset

500

Hours delivered

Multi-step

Task structure

Consistent

Operator cohort

End-to-end

Managed operation

Illustrative project structure shown for clarity, not a published case study.

08Start with a pilot

Have a data requirement? Start with a pilot.

You don’t need to commission a thousand-hour programme to begin. Describe the task and we’ll scope a small, measurable pilot — then scale the same operator cohort once the protocol proves out.

  • What needs to be performed
  • Where it needs to happen
  • What needs to be captured
  • Approximate number of hours
  • Expected project duration

Project requirement