Detection and classification
Define bounding boxes, object classes and image-level labels, with clear rules for small, truncated or overlapping objects.
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Commission image and video labeling for perception models, supported by 25+ in-house annotation professionals and a quality-control workflow matched to your project.
25+ in-house annotation professionals · Collection, annotation, processing, QC and delivery
For computer vision, robotics and automation teams that need annotation capacity for an existing dataset or a combined collection-and-labeling project. Scope the label definitions, edge cases and review criteria before production work begins.
Define bounding boxes, object classes and image-level labels, with clear rules for small, truncated or overlapping objects.
Discuss masks, instance boundaries and class definitions, including the level of detail your model and review process require.
Scope object identities across video frames and landmark definitions, with documented handling of occlusions and missing points.
Align tasks, data sources, annotation guidelines, volume, delivery structure and acceptance criteria with your team.
Discuss a representative batch for your technical team to review before agreeing the wider program. Pilot size, cost and timing are quoted per project.
Refine the guidelines from review feedback, agree quality checks and plan delivery batches around the approved scope.
Deliverables, pricing, capacity, timelines and usage rights are agreed for each engagement. LeRobot, RLDS and HDF5 requirements can be discussed; they are not advertised as standard supported exports.
Dataset structure and delivery formats
Our sample showcase includes kitchen appliance, textile, upholstery and furniture-care recordings. Request a sample relevant to your task or labeling brief; availability and sharing terms are confirmed by our team.
View the dataset showcaseThe showcase manifest and quality checklist are illustrative, not a downloadable production dataset.
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