For robotics labs

Teaching robots
how the world works.

Thousands of unique U.S. environments.
Americans recording everyday work.

Robots need to understand more than one room, one pair of hands, or one way to complete a task. Amelia connects your lab with Americans recording real work, where it already happens.

Concept illustration of a human hand demonstrating a grasp, with motion trails leading to a robotic hand holding a blue cylinder
Capacity100krecording hours per month in the USA
Real-world varietyThousandsof unique U.S. environments
Built around your researchYour briefthe tasks, settings, and coverage you need

Across the places robots will work

More environments.
More ways to learn.

A kitchen, a stockroom, a workbench. The same action changes with the space, the objects, and the person doing it. Build a collection that captures that variety.

Illustrative household contributor recording work at a kitchen counter
01 / ENVIRONMENTS

Household

Everyday tasks, in homes that are anything but identical. Different rooms, objects, routines, and ways of getting things done.

Kitchens · Laundry · Cleaning · Organization

Illustrative retail employee recording shelf restocking with a downward-facing phone camera
02 / ENVIRONMENTS

Commercial

People who know the work, using the tools they use every day. Capture the handling, preparation, and maintenance behind a working business.

Retail · Food service · Hospitality · Trades

Illustrative operator recording the process of packing an order
03 / ENVIRONMENTS

Industrial

Scope the workflows your robots need to understand, from preparing an order to assembling a product. Site access and operator requirements shape each collection.

Packing · Sorting · Assembly · Tool use

We scope site access, participant permissions, and available coverage around your collection brief.

From the collection brief to the footage

Open up the data
your robots need.

Tell us what needs to be captured. We’ll work through the people, environments, and recording requirements with you, then start with a pilot.

01

Define the brief

Set the tasks, environments, capture perspective, and volume your research needs.

02

Review a pilot

Agree on recording instructions and acceptance criteria. Evaluate sample footage before expanding.

03

Build the collection

Scope participation and coverage across the people and workplaces that fit your program.

04

Plan the delivery

Align on review, metadata, licensing, and delivery format for your team’s workflow.

Let’s build your collection

What does your
robot need to see?

Share your target tasks, environments, recording specifications, and timeline. We’ll discuss coverage, capacity, and a practical starting point.

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