HomeOps v1
Dishes, bed-making, trash, counters, cabinets, drawers, and everyday object handling.
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Build your robotics dataset
Tell us the skill. Get data that survives an audit.
The real world is the training set. Pick the skill, the environment, and the volume. AuraOne captures it as robot episodes — every clip with signed consent, a safety review, and an export manifest. The data is yours.
The open datasets total about 5,000 hours. Your robot needs more. The open robot-episode datasets total about 5,000 hours against a foundation model’s appetite. We capture the rest, reviewed.
Every clip carries its rights.
Identity-verified consent, a license boundary, and a deletion link travel with each episode — the answer to the EU AI Act provenance clock, which enforces in August 2026.
A second source you can defend.
Independent capture with provenance and safety review attached, so you are not betting your foundation model on a single vendor.
Failure and recovery, not just clean runs.
Drops, blocked views, and wrong-object grasps — with the recovery steps, safety review, and a regression bank so the same failure is caught again.
You keep the data.
It arrives as training-ready episodes with a data card, a manifest, and checksums — not a feed you rent.
A pilot is concrete.
100 to 500 reviewed episodes, $25K to $100K, scoped with you. Submit and a robotics lead replies with a scoped quote and turnaround — not a vague “we’ll be in touch.”
Pick a starting shape, or name your own
Request one of these as a starting point, or describe a skill of your own in the form above. Failure and recovery capture is a pack, not an afterthought.
CleaningOps v1
Surface wipe-down, clutter pickup, spills, tools, before/after states, and safe recovery.
LaundryOps v1
Sorting, folding, hampers, drawers, hangers, garment variants, and failed-fold recovery.
FoodOps v1
Pouring, stirring, opening containers, appliance use, food prep, and safe cleanup.
WarehouseOps v1
Picking, packing, scanning, shelving, totes, carts, and exception handling.
RetailOps v1
Shelf photos, planogram checks, out-of-stock handling, item movement, and display recovery.
CableOps v1
Plugging, unplugging, cable routing, port alignment, and rack-style manipulation.
FailureOps v1
Drops, spills, failed grasps, blocked views, wrong objects, interruptions, and recoveries — labeled so the same failure is caught next time.
TeleopOps v1
Teleop sessions, human-intervention logs, policy-failure tags, and before/after correction capture — the up-the-curve eval data.