Task recordings
Relevant actions, objects and conditions, captured using the agreed views and modalities.
Custom collection and preparation for robotics training and evaluation. Start with the task and the evidence you need; capture requirements and availability are agreed before collection.
Field starts with a custom brief, rather than a catalogue purchase. Define the task, intended use and missing examples so we can assess what can be collected and prepared.
Relevant actions, objects and conditions, captured using the agreed views and modalities.
Annotations, timestamps and metadata matched to your training or evaluation workflow.
A record of the collection, quality checks and known limitations.
Availability, modalities, formats, permitted uses, acceptance criteria and pricing are confirmed during scoping.
Before commissioning collection, agree what each accepted recording must contain and how the package will fit your workflow.
| Task & coverage | For example: picking and placing objects, with agreed object variations, lighting and viewpoints. |
|---|---|
| Recording | Camera views, resolution, frame rate, episode boundaries and any required synchronisation. |
| Labels & metadata | Task, objects, conditions, timestamps and success or failure labels, where agreed. |
| Format & review | File layout, annotation schema, quality checks, acceptance thresholds and known limitations. |
| Rights & use | Recording permissions, permitted training or evaluation use and agreed restrictions. |
Human video does not automatically contain robot actions, joint states, depth or camera calibration. Specify these separately if your model requires them; their availability must be assessed.
Task, intended use and required examples.
Access, sample requirements, formats, acceptance and pricing.
Inspect the agreed recordings and accompanying quality information.
Pricing depends on access, capture setup, accepted volume and annotation effort. Geography and scheduling are assessed for each brief.
Describe the task, intended use and what your current data is missing. We’ll discuss access, capture and delivery requirements.
Your brief is stored for x39 to review and respond. How we handle enquiries. Please avoid confidential documents or personal information about others.
Fields marked * are required. Everything else can be discussed later.
Offer access to a workflow you know well. We assess whether it fits a collection brief, then agree participation and commercial terms before recording. An enquiry does not guarantee a commissioned collection.
Task, location, participants and practical capture constraints.
Recording permissions, permitted uses, responsibilities and commercial terms.
Setup, schedule and quality requirements before recording.
Who performs the work, recording areas and setup time; schedule and disruption; participant permissions and excluded areas; payment and expenses; permitted uses and responsibilities.
Do not arrange access or start recording on x39’s behalf until a programme and its terms are agreed.
For workplaces, service businesses and practitioners interested in a collection partnership. We assess task suitability, permissions and practical requirements together.
Your brief is stored for x39 to review and respond. How we handle enquiries. Please avoid confidential documents or personal information about others.
Fields marked * are required. Everything else can be discussed later.
This initial offer is scoped collection and preparation. Submit a data brief so task availability and delivery requirements can be assessed.
Commercial participation terms are agreed for each programme before recording. We do not publish a universal payment rate or guarantee that every proposed task will be commissioned.
Site access, participant permission, ownership and permitted dataset uses are defined in the engagement terms before recording begins.
No. Dataset acceptance checks coverage and quality. Model improvement requires a separate evaluation using your policy and representative conditions.