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The robot demonstration data your rig can't collect.

Bespoke, action-labeled, contact-rich human capture — delivered as RLDS / HDF5 / LeRobot trajectories to your ingest spec. We capture the environmental diversity and hand-object interaction your internal rig can't reach, and clear the rights so you can train a commercial model on it.

Delivered as RLDS · HDF5 · LeRobotPilot cohort capped at 12 · no payment now
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// 01 — The bottleneck

Compute is abundant. Action-paired, rights-clean data isn't — and it can't be scraped.

Computeabundant
Real, diverse, action-paired datascarce

A funded market has formed on exactly this thesis — but the free datasets are your pretraining base, not the apex. What moves your eval metric is diversity, force, and legal cleanliness that a single internal rig physically can't produce.

1M+
trajectories in Open X-Embodiment — the free pretraining base
power law
generalization scales with environment diversity, not demo count (ICLR 2025)
~$136/hr
commodity teleop-data floor, Q4 2025 (single-source, SVRC)
829h
Apple EgoDex — proof human demonstration data co-trains policies
// 02 — What you actually receive

You receive trajectories, not splats.

A policy has to output actions video doesn't contain. So we don't ship a 60-camera reconstruction — we ship the calibrated, action-labeled episode your pipeline already ingests: RLDS, HDF5 or LeRobot, to your exact schema.

episode.rlds — sample schema
episode/
├── observation/
│   ├── image.cam_high        # (T, 720, 1280, 3)  multi-view RGB
│   ├── image.cam_wrist       # (T, 480, 640, 3)
│   ├── depth.cam_high        # (T, 720, 1280)      optional RGB-D
│   └── state                 # (T, 8)   joint pos + gripper (proprioception)
├── action                    # (T, 7)   6-DoF Δpose + gripper  ← what you train
├── hand_pose                 # (T, 21, 3)  per-frame 3D finger joints (dexterous)
├── force_torque              # (T, 6)   contact-rich option
├── language_instruction      # "pick the mug and place it on the rack"
└── meta/
    ├── calibration           # intrinsics + extrinsics per camera
    ├── consent_id            # per-contributor consent artifact ref
    └── sync                  # genlock-validated timestamps
// 03 — Diversity beats volume

Your rig captures three kitchens. Robots meet thousands.

Past a per-scene threshold, generalization scales with the diversity of environments and objects as a power law — far more than with raw demonstration count (ICLR 2025, arXiv:2410.18647). We supply the environmental, geographic and demographic spread your internal fleet physically can't reach.

conf: HIGH — peer-reviewed
environment / object diversity →generalization →
// 04 — Modalities

Video alone can't train a policy. We capture the action.

Gyroscope, force/torque, joint encoders, hand pose — essential for some embodiments, noise for others. Here's exactly what each robot type needs.

Robot type / taskEssential modalitiesNice-to-haveVideo-only role
Manipulation (VLA, parallel gripper)
Multi-view RGB + proprioception + 7-DoF action + language + calibrationDepth, wrist camPretraining vision backbones only
Dexterous / 5-finger manipulation
+ per-frame 3D hand / finger pose (the recovered action)Tactile
Contact-rich assembly
+ 6-axis force / torque + tactile (shear, slip, compression)
Legged locomotion
IMU + joint encoders (proprioception core)Vision / LiDAR for terrainMinimal
Drone / UAV
IMU + depth / RGB + state estimation → control commandsLiDAR, GPSMinimal
AV / ADAS
not our focus
LiDAR + camera + radar + GPS/IMU + CAN-bus, time-synced
// 05 — How we capture

Capture rig matched to the task — not one studio for everything.

Wearable multi-sensor

Lightweight human capture — head-mounted egocentric camera, motion-tracked gloves, IMU, optional fingertip force. The fast path to action-labeled human demonstration.

hand pose · IMU · force

Volumetric multi-camera

A 60+ camera ring when occlusion-robust, view-invariant 3D hand + object pose matters. We use it to extract precise action tracks — the rig is the means, never the deliverable.

occlusion-robust 3D pose

Genlock & calibration

Time-sync and calibration decide whether a multimodal dataset is trainable at all. Poor sync silently corrupts every observation–action pair. We validate it as an acceptance gate.

sync integrity
// 06 — The moat

Legally safe to train a commercial model on.

Every contributor consented; every hour is commercial-use licensed; each buyer gets a fitness review. It's the one thing synthetic data structurally can't produce and offshore farms won't cleanly deliver. As an EU operator, we build the consent machinery as a first-class deliverable — GDPR as a feature, not a tax.

single-buyer commercial licenseexclusivity optiondocumented per-contributor consent
// 07 — By robot type

Matched to your embodiment — not over-specified.

Humanoid / whole-body VLA

Multi-view RGB-D · proprioception · 7-DoF action · language · calibration

Environmental & demographic diversity a single lab rig can't produce.

Parallel-gripper manipulation

Multi-view RGB · 6-DoF wrist pose · gripper state · action label

The mainstream embodiment — matched, not over-specified with 25-joint tracking.

Dexterous 5-finger hand

+ per-frame 25-joint hand pose · optional tactile

Precise recovered hand action, occlusion-robust across viewpoints.

Contact-rich assembly

+ 6-axis force / torque · tactile · contact timestamps

The friction, shear and compression physics simulation breaks on.

Legged locomotion

IMU · joint encoders · optional terrain vision

Proprioception-dense trajectories for blind and perceptive policies.

// 08 — Pilot cohort packages

Pick the pilot closest to your need.

Early-access pilot pricing, subject to scoping — anchored above the ~$136/hr commodity teleop floor. No payment is taken; selecting a tier scopes our first call.

Probe

Pilot cohort
$8k – $20k
≈ $600–800/hr · early-access pilot pricing, subject to scoping

Seed / pre-Series-A team validating whether bespoke capture moves their eval metric before committing budget.

10–25 capture-hours (≈250–1,000 demonstrations)
  • 1 task family across 1–2 environments
  • Per-episode success/failure + language labels
  • Single-buyer commercial license
  • Delivered in RLDS or LeRobot, with calibration + a documented schema
  • 24–72h scoping call; fast human follow-up
Modalities
Multi-view RGB(-D)Proprioception (EE / joint pose, gripper)6-DoF wrist pose + gripper action label
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Cohort

Recommended
$40k – $110k
≈ $700/hr · early-access pilot pricing, subject to scoping

Series A/B robotics or humanoid team scaling one VLA policy that has hit a diversity or rights wall.

50–150 capture-hours (≈1,500–6,000 demonstrations)
  • 3–5 environments with deliberate diversity (lighting, clutter, geography)
  • Per-frame hand/joint pose where dexterous, contact timestamps
  • Documented per-contributor consent artifacts
  • Single-buyer commercial license (exclusivity optional)
  • RLDS / HDF5 / LeRobot to your ingest spec
Modalities
Multi-view RGB-D + wrist camProprioception + 7-DoF actionPer-frame 3D hand / finger pose (dexterous option)Optional 6-axis force / torque
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Scale

Diversity engine
$250k – $700k
≈ $850/hr · early-access pilot pricing, subject to scoping

Well-funded humanoid / foundation-model team covering diversity gaps their in-house fleet physically can't reach.

300–800 capture-hours (≈10k–30k demonstrations)
  • 8–15 environments; long-tail failure / recovery cases included
  • Full multimodal stack incl. force / tactile on contact-rich tasks
  • Quarterly refresh option
  • Per-buyer fitness review + consent / model-release documentation
  • Exclusivity option; delivery to your exact RLDS / LeRobot schema
Modalities
Multi-view RGB-D + wristProprioception + 7-DoF actionPer-frame 25-joint hand / finger pose (dexterous tier)6-axis force / torque + tactileIMU + joint encoders (legged)
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Custom / Exclusive

By request
Let's talk
Quote-only · recurring & exclusive terms negotiated per engagement

Buyer needing exclusivity, IP assignment, a recurring capture program, or a co-developed rig for a rare environment or embodiment.

Fully bespoke scope — capacity-subject
  • Data ownership / IP assignment terms negotiated
  • Exclusive (non-resale) capture
  • Recurring program option (capacity-subject, not a standing-inventory claim)
  • Co-developed rig or new-environment buildout
  • White-glove consent, compliance and acceptance program
Modalities
Anything in the capability set, exclusively for youRare environments / embodiments on request
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Package price bands are early-access pilot estimates, subject to scoping. Any volumetric premium is exactly what this pilot exists to validate — it is not presented as an established market rate.

// 09 — Why trust a new entrant

Specificity over logos.

We're a founding cohort, pre-launch, and we say so. No wall of customer logos — instead a real capture capability, an accountable EU operator, and a reference episode you can inspect under NDA before you commit a euro.

01

Real capture capability

Volumetric multi-camera rigs, wearable multi-sensor human capture, and 4DGS extraction — a concrete stack we own and operate, named on the capture page.

02

Accountable EU operator

Built and run by Flyreel Studio (EU · Poland). You contract with a real entity and talk to the person who owns the rig — not a reseller. DPA available on request.

03

Founding cohort, capped at 12

We onboard a small founding cohort so we can co-design each capture protocol. The cap reflects capture capacity — quality over volume, and exclusivity options for early partners.

04

Honest by construction

Every stat cites a public source. We claim a capability and bespoke collection — never a standing inventory we don't have, or logos we haven't earned.

// 10 — Straight answers

The questions a Head of Data actually asks.

Why pay when huge open datasets are free?

Open data — Open X-Embodiment (1M+ trajectories), DROID (76k), EgoDex (829h) — is your pretraining base, and we say so. We sell the scarce apex it lacks: your environments, rights-clean human subjects, force-labeled contact tasks, and the failure cases open sets don't cover. Past a per-scene threshold, diversity (not volume) is what moves your eval metric — a power law, per ICLR 2025 (arXiv:2410.18647).

Can you deliver data our pipeline can train on? A 60-camera splat isn't trainable.

Correct — and we never ship splats as the deliverable. You receive RLDS / HDF5 / LeRobot trajectories: multi-view RGB(-D) + proprioception + a 7-DoF action label + per-frame hand/joint pose + language + calibration. The volumetric rig and 4DGS are the means we use to extract precise, calibrated 3D action and hand-pose tracks. There's a full sample schema on our data-format page — inspect it before you talk to us.

We collect in-house — why outsource?

Your rig captures a narrow environmental distribution — the field's most-cited weakness (a dataset from 3 university kitchens doesn't capture thousands of real ones). We supply the environmental, geographic and demographic diversity you physically can't self-produce, plus the long-tail failure cases you don't want to stage yourself.

Isn't sim / synthetic cheaper?

For the middle of the data pyramid, yes — use it. But simulators can't model the friction of a damp soap bar, foam give, or specular metal, and they can't give you real human dexterity or rights-clean human subjects. Buy real capture for the apex sim breaks on; synthesize the rest.

An EU boutique can't match offshore price or volume.

We concede price openly — we won't out-scale offshore teleop farms or the BPO giants, and we don't try. We win on modality rarity (force/tactile, dexterous hand pose), on sync/calibration integrity, and decisively on rights-cleanliness: consented, commercially-licensed human data an offshore farm can't legally guarantee for training a commercial model.

Who owns the data? Is it exclusive? Is consent airtight?

These are tier features, not footnotes. Default is a single-buyer commercial license with documented per-contributor consent artifacts and per-buyer fitness review; exclusivity (non-resale) and full IP assignment are available on the Scale and Custom tiers. As an EU operator capturing identifiable humans, we build the consent and model-release machinery as a first-class deliverable.

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