AuraOne / Human Data

Qualified people create, review, and improve the data AI systems use.

Qualified people create, review, and improve the data AI systems use, with training, rights, quality, and delivery evidence attached.

AI teams that need specialist-created labels, rankings, evaluations, speech, demonstrations, or reviewed examples.

Human Data operating field

Source to reviewed delivery
Workflow overview
Human Data operating fieldAn animated operating field showing qualified people entering defined work, passing through a visible quality review, and becoming a delivery record with evidence attached.Qualifiedrecord 01Qualifiedrecord 02Reviewerrecord 03Qualified peopleProgram briefReview workAttach evidenceQuality reviewAccepted batchDelivery recordReview record
Qualified peopleDefined workQuality reviewDelivery record
Input
A defined task, required expertise, data rights, and quality rules.
Output
A scoped dataset or evaluation record with quality and delivery evidence.

Capabilities

Enter through a concrete job and decision.

Cleo

Find and screen specialists for a defined program.

Open Cleo

Workforce

Build and operate a qualified specialist bench.

Open Workforce

Annotation

Create, rank, correct, and review training examples.

Open Annotation

Voice

Collect consented, license-scoped speech and voice data.

Open Voice

Robotics

Collect, clean, structure, and deliver human demonstrations for robotics.

Open Robotics

Aura Capture

Join smartphone and wearable human-demonstration capture programs.

Open Aura Capture

From input to finished Human Data output.

Input

Bring the work and requirements.

  • A defined task, required expertise, data rights, and quality rules.

Work

AuraOne runs the workflow with clear ownership.

  • Recruit, qualify, train, assign, review, adjudicate, and document.

Output

Receive a usable result and complete handoff.

  • A scoped dataset or evaluation record with quality and delivery evidence.

Operating flow

Each checkpoint moves the work forward with a clear owner, review, and next step.

  1. 01

    Define the work

    State the task, eligible expertise, source material, intended use, rights, and acceptance criteria.

    Program brief and rights scope

  2. 02

    Qualify people

    Match specialists to the work and retain qualification, identity, consent, and training records.

    Qualification and consent record

  3. 03

    Create or review

    Assign work with visible instructions, rubric, compensation terms, and escalation paths.

    Task, rubric, work product, and timing

  4. 04

    Check quality

    Review examples, adjudicate disagreement, record feedback, and route rework without hiding failures.

    Quality review and adjudication

  5. 05

    Deliver

    Package accepted work with source, rights, quality, version, and handoff records.

    Delivery manifest and acceptance

What you receive

Human Data program deliverables

Your program keeps source material, criteria, decisions, approvals, and final outputs together.

Program
Purpose, task, owner, expertise, intended use, and scopeApproved program brief
People
Qualification, training, identity, consent, and roleContributor and reviewer records
Work
Source, instructions, rubric, output, timing, and escalationTask and work-item history
Quality
Checks, disagreement, adjudication, feedback, and reworkVersioned review record
Delivery
Accepted files, rights scope, version, checksums, and ownerDelivery manifest

What your team can do next

Connect the completed work to the decision, handoff, or release it supports.

What your team can do next. Connect the completed work to the decision, handoff, or release it supports.
OutcomeWorkWhat you receiveProgram fit
Specialist work is fit for reviewQualified people complete a defined task under visible instructions and terms.Qualification, task assignment, rubric version, work product, and escalation history.Best fit: programs with explicit expertise, task, and review requirements.
Data is accepted for the agreed useReviewers apply quality criteria, adjudicate disagreement, and record rework.Review results, adjudication, rights scope, acceptance, and delivery manifest.Delivery includes the agreed dataset, use, quality criteria, and acceptance details.
Program history is retainedPeople, work, rights, quality, and delivery remain separate but linked records.Immutable events, versions, source references, owners, and final handoff.Retention is configured around the customer's data policy and program needs.