Organize the operation
Group the camera views and select relevant operations, from weighing and filling to machine interaction and observed recovery.
Capture & delivery
From real operations
to structured samples.
Explore how industrial activities become multi-view demonstrations, labeled action sequences and inspectable data files.
Capture context
One operation.
Six perspectives.
Head-mounted, external and wrist views capture different perspectives of hand–object interactions and the surrounding workspace.
Delivery workflow
See the task.
Understand the sequence.
Our current sample connects video with action labels and source references, giving your team a concrete starting point for evaluation.
Add structured context
Describe visible action phases and provide available 2D hand estimates. Visibility and uncertainty are represented in the annotation data.
Inspect the delivery
Review video and annotation correspondence, follow source-frame mappings and check exported file structure and integrity.
Technical evaluation
The detail your
team needs.
Review the sample against your intended use before defining a larger collection.
Request the evaluation materials
Detailed annotation coverage, point provenance and sample review records are available for technical evaluation. These describe the current sample and help establish acceptance criteria for your project.
Before the next capture
Agree on acceptance
before scaling.
A small pilot can establish whether a capture setup supports the buyer’s intended use.
- Define the target. Tasks, required views, annotation fields and acceptance criteria.
- Test the setup. Camera models, frame rates, mounting, lighting and synchronization method.
- Inspect a short recording. Hand visibility, object interactions, complete action sequences and failure/recovery coverage.
- Approve the sample. Confirm format compatibility and review findings before a larger collection.
Bring a task and an acceptance target.
3D pose, calibrated geometry and hardware synchronization require separate validation.