Join the data partner network

You know
how the
world works.

Help teach the machines that come next.

Your team diagnoses, repairs, builds or inspects things every day. We’re building a network to capture that expertise for AI teams—around real work, with your people’s consent and boundaries agreed in advance.

Explore becoming a partner A short introduction. No robotics background needed. Have records rather than a capture opportunity? Evaluate your archive
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The expertise is already here. Illustrative scene
01 / YOUR OPERATIONS

Work comes first.

Capture plans should fit your workflow. Your operating, safety and customer obligations set the boundaries.

02 / YOUR CONTROL

Define what’s in.

Agree who, what and where can be recorded, which information stays out, and how data may be used.

03 / THE OPPORTUNITY

Explore new economics.

Qualifying programs may include participation in data licensing. Terms depend on demand, rights and the capture program.

A first pilot, in practical terms

Keep doing the work.
Help define the capture.

A pilot starts with one agreed workflow, not cameras everywhere. The jobs, people, capture window and exclusions are scoped together.

  1. 01 / Agree the boundaries

    Decide what stays out.

    Choose the task and willing participants. Keep customer identities, excluded areas and unrelated work out of scope.

  2. 02 / Capture a small sample

    Fit around the job.

    Scope setup, safety checks and a limited capture window. No hidden recording or staged work passed off as ordinary operations.

  3. 03 / Review before expanding

    Check what is useful.

    Review the sample against the buyer’s requirements. Discuss permitted uses, delivery and any qualifying licensing economics under agreed terms.

Step 1 of 3 The business
Partner introduction / 01

Tell us where the expertise lives.

You don’t need a robotics background. A working business and experienced people are a useful place to start.

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Before you join

Your work.
Your questions.

Do we need special equipment?

Not to introduce your business. Existing diagnostics and records may be useful. If new capture is appropriate, we will scope cameras, sensors or modular FIELDKIT / ToolTag concepts with you.

Will this interfere with our operations?

That is a feasibility question for each workflow. We will discuss practical constraints before proposing a capture program. No recording should begin without agreed boundaries and necessary permissions.

Are payments or licensing revenue guaranteed?

No. Qualifying partners may participate in licensing economics under an agreed contract. Demand, rights, usable data and program costs affect the opportunity; there is no promised percentage.

Can we contribute records we already have?

Yes. Tell us about existing service histories, diagnostics, inspection outcomes or other technical records. You can also use our archive assessment. Do not upload raw records during the initial inquiry.