Add physical supervision to the robot data you own.

Episode-aligned labels for archived or live robot video, after setup on your data. Same two outputs as a public pack.

Send us your worst hour.

An hour of your hardest footage: occlusion, clutter, the failures in your success rates that your data can't explain. We return a coverage report scoring each span readable, unsure, or needs-an-instrument, abstentions shown.

Ask for on-prem instructions if your data can't leave your network. By sending footage you confirm you hold the rights to share it.

Send the hour

The pilot: one task, one frozen baseline, one pre-agreed decision.

Agreed in writing before labeling: task and dataset, signals, frozen baseline, held-out split, success criterion, and the comparison that decides continuation.

  1. 1

    ID and clock audit

  2. 2

    Validation path defined up front

  3. 3

    Labels, generated and reviewed

  4. 4

    Overlay and integration recipe

  5. 5

    Matched evaluation on your robot, your instruments as ground truth

The ID-and-clock audit comes back within days, before any labels exist.

The pilot brief

Fill it before the first call and the call becomes a review instead of a pitch.

Good fit

  • Contact-rich manipulation
  • Video aligned to actions or proprioception
  • Repeated task families
  • Enough demonstrations for grouped splits
  • Optional physical truth for validation

If your task is visually easy for a large policy, our labels may add nothing; we measured that case on ourselves and will say so.

Start a private-data pilot.

One task, one frozen baseline, and a success criterion agreed before labeling begins. Sample slices ship with the first pack deliveries.