For sites, and their people.

A capture runs alongside normal work. The site is paid for every recorded hour, operators are paid on top of their wages, and nothing leaves the building until you have seen what was blurred.

Host a capture What hosting involves

What hosting involves

Small, planned and on your terms. A site lead signs off the capture plan before the crew arrives.

Space: One camera polePlus a shelf to charge the rigs. No changes to fixtures or the line.
People: A crew of twoInducted and supervised under your site rules.
Duration: 2 to 4 weeksScheduled around your shift pattern.
Disruption: None plannedOperators work at their normal pace, and takes pause whenever the line needs them.

What the site gets

Revenue for the hours recorded, and a measured view of your own processes.

Paid per recorded hour: The site is paid for every hour recorded on its premises, on top of what operators earn.
Process reports: Cycle times and adherence to your work instructions, aggregated per station and never per person. Operators are told what is measured.

Every operator knows what the footage is for

People opt in, are paid for each recorded hour and can pull their clips. Every clip ships with a record a buyer can audit.

Told in plain language: Briefings in the operator’s own language say who the footage is for and that it trains robots.
Paid per recorded hour: On top of regular wages, paid by us directly and never netted off by the site.
Free to withdraw: Operators can pull a clip for 30 days after capture. No reason needed, and no effect on pay already earned.
De-identified by default: Faces are blurred in every view, the operator’s included. Screens a site marks are masked at capture; other screens and badges are blurred before upload.

provenance/ep_0412.json

{
  "clip": "ep_0412",
  "site": {
    "id": "site_027",
    "agreement": "SA-027, signed 2026-07-14"
  },
  "operator": {
    "id": "op_8f31",
    "trade": "assembler, 11 years",
    "briefing": "v3, operator's first language",
    "purpose_disclosed": "training robot manipulation models",
    "consented_at": "2026-07-15T02:32:11Z",
    "withdrawal_open_until": "2026-08-14",
    "paid": "per recorded hour"
  },
  "deidentified": {
    "faces_blurred": "all views, operator included",
    "screens_masked_at_capture": 1,
    "screens_blurred_before_upload": 2,
    "audio_during_take": "none"
  },
  "license": "commercial, per your MSA",
  "exclusive_until": "2027-07-31"
}

What stays on site

Your processes are your IP. The capture plan lists what is masked, reviewed and excluded, and it is signed before anything is recorded.

Masked before recording: Fixtures, drawings and screens you mark are masked in every camera, not blurred later.
Reviewed before upload: Your engineer can check blur and exclusions on site before any footage leaves the building.
No ambient audio: Takes are recorded without sound. Operators may add commentary afterwards, only if they choose to.
Unnamed by default: Deliveries identify your site by an ID. Your name appears only if you ask for it to.

Host a capture.

Tell us about the work at your site. We reply within two working days with what a capture would look like there.

Host a capture How capture works