Connect and synchronize
Device setup, raw records, clocks and calibration.
Data operations
Turn collection records into reusable datasets. Connect devices, align time, clean and annotate recordings, review quality and publish versions for research and enterprise data delivery.
Device setup, raw records, clocks and calibration.
Cleaning, segmentation, annotation and exception review.
Versions, permissions, evaluation splits and export manifests.
Environments, weights, metrics and physical robot logs.
Identify missing scenarios and collect corrective demonstrations.
Data dashboard
Connect collection progress, task coverage and reviewed samples in one project view.
Conceptual workflow. Access and available records depend on the project.
Field collection
Define the task workflow and deployment scope with your project team.
Specify the goal, scene, equipment and valid-sample requirements.
Set participation, collection instructions and submission rules.
Review progress and records associated with the task.
Turn quality feedback into corrections or additional collection.
Link each episode to its task, device, time and calibration. Derived results preserve their source and version without replacing the original recording.
Video, FMG, IMU, tactile signals and robot logs.
Clock alignment, coordinate transforms and estimated hand or tool poses.
Task segments, events, human review and robot action labels.
Training, validation and test splits, export manifests and licenses.
Project, task, episode and device IDs; firmware, calibration, algorithms and dataset versions.
Device and reference clocks, synchronization method and errors, coordinates, units, extrinsics and validity intervals.
Dropped frames, missing data, exceptions and review results; identify measurements, estimates and human labels.
Collection consent, usage scope and access control; separate evaluation data by participant, scene or date.
This is a project data-contract framework. Final fields, export formats and platform functions depend on the selected version and sample validation.
Use a pilot batch to establish quality and processing cost before planning people, devices, scenes and delivery batches.
Trace failure states to recollection requirements. Release corrective demonstrations as a separate version and evaluate against a fixed test set, while retaining broad scenario coverage.
Build with Actrium
Define the devices, data and evaluation your project needs.