Scaling physical intelligence.
Robots are learning to live and work in our world, and the fastest way to teach them is to show them. We turn everyday skills into the data machines learn from.
The missing
half of AI.
Language models learned from the internet. There is no internet of physical work; no great archive of hands kneading dough, folding shirts, fixing hinges. For robots, that archive has to be made. We make it.
Scarce.
The first-person video robots need barely exists. The few labs that have it filmed it for themselves, and none of it is for sale.
Staged.
Most of what does exist was filmed in laboratories. Real homes are messier, and the mess is exactly what a robot has to learn.
Unmeasured.
Footage alone teaches nothing. A model needs to know where the hands were, frame by frame, and whether each number can be trusted.