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Robotics & Physical AI

Raw robot data in. Training-ready data out.

Teleop demos, drone footage, multi-camera rigs — raw robot data is noisy, unaligned, and full of bad takes. We turn it into clean, structured datasets your models can actually learn from.

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01 · the bottleneck

Where robot data breaks

Models don't fail because the architecture is wrong. They fail because the data is noisy, unaligned, and silently broken.

Teleoperation noise

Bad demos, operator hesitation, dropped objects, desynced cameras, unsafe trajectories. If they enter your training set, your policy degrades — and you can't tell why.

Unstructured failure data

Robots fail constantly. Without a structured failure taxonomy, you can't separate grasp slips from collision events from environment mismatch.

Language–action drift

Auto-labeled VLA instructions look fine in isolation. In practice they drift from the actual action — and nobody catches it until evaluation collapses.

02 · coverage

Multimodal across every input

One pipeline across the modalities Physical AI teams actually use.

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Robot-onboard video

Egocentric and third-person feeds.

Egocentric human video

Wearable-cam human demonstrations.

Teleoperation

Trajectories, force/torque, demo logs.

LiDAR & depth

Point clouds, RGB-D, multi-view.

Sensor fusion

Synced multi-camera, IMU, force.

03 · why us

Not a data factory. A sharp QA layer on your data.

Why teams pick us over building in-house, a big vendor, or cheap offshore labelers.

VS · BOOK-A-DEMO VENDORS

Start free, no contract

A real test batch on your own data before any commitment — no minimums, no procurement cycle. You see our quality and speed first, then decide.

VS · ACCOUNT MANAGERS

Founder in the loop

The person who built award-winning multimodal data systems (CES, EDF Pulse, Kyivstar R&D) is on your task — not a sales rep relaying to an ops team.

VS · COLLECTION ENGINES

We work with your data

No forcing you into our capture pipeline. Bring the teleop, drone, or multi-camera data you already have — we make it clean and training-ready.

VS · IN-HOUSE / OFFSHORE

Right-sized and accountable

A trained annotation team with real QA rigor — without the cost of a six-figure data factory or the churn of managing offshore labelers yourself.

04 · what we ship

Robot data is computer vision. We already label it.

Labeling robot data is the same craft we run on video and CV every day — multimodal frames, objects, events, trajectories. We're already doing it for robotics and drone teams. Active clients are under NDA, so here it is by domain, not by name.

DRONES · AERIAL

Aircraft and object detection across thermal and RGB aerial video for an autonomous-drone team.

ROBOTICS · MANIPULATION

Teleoperation episode segmentation, action labels and quality review for a robotics team.

SPORTS · BROADCAST CV

Ball and player tracking, polyline and event annotation across live sports video.

TELECOM · STREET SCENES

Semantic segmentation of street-level scenes and infrastructure for a telecom operator.

TEAMS WE'VE SHIPPED DATA FOR

Blinkfire LetsEnhance Taigatech T-Mobile Lanaccess

See our annotation case studies

Multimodal sensor data since 2013 (CES · EDF Pulse · Forbes 30u30). Who's behind WeLabelData

05 · how we start

Free test batch, then a real proposal.

No fixed package, and no blind quote. You run us on a real test batch first — so before you commit, you've already seen our annotation quality, our speed, and exactly what it's like to work with us.

Free · NDA · Sized to your task

Call → Test batch → Proposal

  1. We get on a call — your data, your model, and what "good" means to you.
  2. If it's a fit, you send a representative test batch and your labeling spec.
  3. Our people annotate it to your spec and surface the corner cases real data always hides.
  4. We come back with the open questions, align with you, and re-label until it's right.
  5. We measure real throughput — and where it settles once the team is up to speed — then send a proposal built on those numbers.

What you walk away with

  • Annotated test batch (JSON + video overlay)
  • Corner-case & failure-mode taxonomy
  • Real throughput numbers — measured, not promised
  • Project cost & schedule proposal
  • Schema recommendation for production scale
Book a call about your task
06 · faq

Questions teams ask

What kinds of robot data do you annotate?

Teleoperation episodes, egocentric and robot-camera video, multi-camera rigs, LiDAR and depth, and force-torque — across manipulation, drones, and field robots. We've shipped multimodal computer-vision annotation across video, sports, telecom and surveillance since 2013.

How do we start, and what does it cost?

We start with a free test batch on a few representative episodes — no contract. We annotate to your spec, surface the corner cases, measure real throughput, then send a proposal with cost and schedule so you can decide from real numbers.

Can you annotate to our schema and verify VLA instructions?

Yes. We annotate to your labeling spec (JSON + video overlay), verify that language instructions match the action the robot actually performed, and flag bad demos, drift, and unsafe trajectories before they reach your training set.

Is our data kept confidential?

Yes. We work under NDA. Your data and the annotations we produce are confidential, never reused, and never shared.

How are you different from Scale AI or building in-house?

We're a sharp QA and annotation layer on the data you already have — not a data-collection factory. Founder-led, no minimums and no procurement cycle: you run us on a real test batch first and see the quality and speed before committing.

Let's talk about your data.

Training VLAs? Running a teleop program? Scaling a data engine? Book a 30-min call — or drop a note and we'll get back to you.