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Robot Data Collection Services: Teleoperation & Egocentric Capture

Robot data collection services on real partner sites: managed teleoperation, egocentric and tactile demonstration capture, delivered LeRobot-ready. Multimodal by default — stereo depth, tactile, IMU and hand pose — with consent and provenance on every episode.

Book a Robot Data Collection Strategy Session Free 30-minute call · mutual NDA included
12Sensor modalities per capture — where most collection ships one.
5,000+Partner sites — environments others can't reach.
99%Human-verified pass rate before delivery, so you can train the moment it lands.
Outcomes

What Our Robot Data Collection Services Deliver

Managed, multimodal capture scoped to your task. We run the sites, the rigs and the QA, and hand you robot-ready episodes with the full sensor stack, not mono video.

Scoping and taxonomy

We turn your eval into a capture plan: sites, objects and action set — the task taxonomy the collection program runs against.

Rig configuration

Stereo depth, dual wrist, tactile and IMU, tuned to the task — the sensor stack a policy actually needs, not mono RGB.

Consent and onboarding

Signed consent and site agreements before any camera rolls — commercial-training-safe from the first episode.

Pilot sample pack

A representative delivery you evaluate before scaling — same modalities, calibration and format you get in production.

Scaled capture

Trained crews collect at volume across our partner network of 5,000+ sites others can't reach.

QA and delivery

Human verification and per-episode provenance, delivered LeRobot-ready — no conversion project before you train.

Priced on What You Actually Get

A Collection Hour Is Not a Usable Hour

A trained teleoperator produces 30-plus good demonstrations an hour, but an 8-hour shift yields only 2 to 3 usable hours after setup, calibration drift, failed takes, consent gaps and sync errors. The market benchmark for fully loaded teleoperation data is $118 to $200 per collected hour. We publish this math because it is where budgets quietly die. Three gaps between a collected hour and a usable one:

1 Setup and calibration drift eat the front of every shift before a single usable take lands.
2 Failed takes, consent gaps and sync errors quietly discard hours that already cost you.
3 The \$118 to \$200-per-collected-hour benchmark hides the real cost: only 2 to 3 usable hours per 8-hour shift.
What Drives the Price

We scope the program, not a rate card.

The variables you control: modality count, how hard the environment is to access, task complexity, annotation density and turnaround. We scope against these and quote the program — 2 to 3 usable hours from an 8-hour shift is the honest yield the other vendors don't put on the page.

Modality count and environment access
Task complexity and annotation density
Turnaround, scoped and quoted per program
The Capture Rig

The Sensor Stack and How We Capture

Head stereo, dual wrist cameras, tactile gloves and IMUs, all sub-frame hardware-synced and 6-DoF calibrated — captured four ways across our partner network, delivered LeRobot-ready.

1

Head stereo depth

ZED X Mini, ZED 2i or RealSense D455 head stereo gives metric per-frame depth — real, scale-accurate trajectories a policy can learn from, not scale-ambiguous mono projections.

2

Dual wrist cameras

Left and right wrist views give the close-up perspective a robot actually sees at execution time — the manipulation context a single head feed can't capture.

3

PaXini tactile gloves

Per-finger tactile gloves record grasp force, slip and contact — the signal simulation can't fake and scraped video never sees.

4

IMU at 200Hz

IMUs at 200Hz on the head and both wrists, with per-finger IMU rings, preserve the fast motion that 30Hz video aliases away.

5

Synced, calibrated, LeRobot-ready

Everything is sub-frame hardware-synced and 6-DoF calibrated, delivered as ROS 2 / Foxglove MCAP and LeRobot datasets — no post-hoc guessing at timestamps.

6

Egocentric demonstrations

First-person capture of real work, hands and objects in view — the demonstration a robot learns to imitate.

7

Teleoperation

Operator-driven demonstrations for policy learning at scale, collected by trained crews across our partner network.

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Tactile, contact-rich and custom

Force and contact capture, plus custom programmes built to your exact tasks and environments — captured to spec, not a generic corpus.

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Have a Manipulation Task to Capture?

Send us the task and environment. We'll scope the capture and send a representative sample pack — the same modalities, calibration and delivery format you'd get in production, so your team can inspect sensor alignment before any commitment.

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Managed teleoperation and egocentric demonstration capture on real partner sites
The capture rig — head stereo, dual wrist, PaXini tactile gloves and 200Hz IMU, sub-frame synced
What drives the price: modality count, environment access, task complexity and turnaround
Custom capture to your task taxonomy, sites, objects and acceptance criteria
LeRobot, RLDS/TFDS and ROS 2 / Foxglove MCAP delivery formats
Consent releases, site agreements and per-episode chain of custody
Own the Capture

When You Need Custom Capture to Your Taxonomy, Not a Generic Corpus

Off-the-shelf robot corpora cover common pick-and-place well. But teams pushing real physical AI need capture that a scraped or synthetic dataset structurally can't deliver:

Your exact tasks and environments — captured to spec, not the median household kitchen.
Managed teleoperation and egocentric capture — trained crews run the sites, the rigs and the QA.
The full multimodal rig on one synced clock — stereo depth, tactile, 200Hz IMU and hand pose, not mono video.
Collection on real floors others can't reach — a partner network of 5,000+ sites and environments.
Consent and provenance you can audit — signed releases and a per-episode chain of custody.
Priced on the program, not a rate card — scoped to modality count, access, complexity and turnaround.

Send your task taxonomy and we scope a collection program against it — sites, objects, action set, episode counts and acceptance criteria — so the data you train on is your data, captured on real floors, not a generic corpus everyone else already has.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

The fully loaded market benchmark for teleoperation data is $118 to $200 per collected hour, and a collected hour is not a usable hour: an 8-hour shift yields 2 to 3. We scope and quote each program rather than posting a rate card.

It depends on site access, modality count and volume. We start with a pilot pack, then scale, and give you a timeline in scoping.

Stereo depth, dual wrist cameras, tactile force, and IMU at 200Hz on the head and both wrists, all sub-frame synced and calibrated.

Signed participant and site agreements before capture, permitting commercial training, with a per-episode chain of custody you can audit.

LeRobot-ready datasets, with RLDS/TFDS and ROS 2 / Foxglove MCAP on request. No conversion project before you can train.

Egocentric demonstrations, operator-driven teleoperation, tactile and contact-rich capture, and custom programmes built to your exact tasks and environments — all delivered LeRobot-ready.

Scope Your Capture

A 30-minute strategy call. Send us the task and environment, and we'll design a collection program for your stack — then scope a representative sample pack so your team can inspect sensor alignment before scaling.

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