Video Research Expert - Robotics

Video Research Expert - Robotics

Imagine getting paid to cook dinner, do laundry, and go about your day — all while contributing to one of the most exciting frontiers in artificial intelligence. That's exactly what this role offers.
We're partnering with world-leading AI research teams to build physical intelligence for the next generation of home robotics. As a Video Research Expert, you'll capture everyday household tasks on video, generating the critical training data that teaches robots how to navigate and master the real world.
Perform and record everyday household tasks — like cooking, cleaning, and laundry — to generate AI training data
Follow project-specific instructions and navigate task requirements using an Android device and specialized headset
Capture high-quality video in home or home-like environments using provided equipment (sensors, cameras, or smart glasses)
Maintain consistent quality standards across recording sessions
Participate in recurring sessions to build a robust and reliable dataset
Comfortable performing and recording everyday household tasks on camera
Owner of an Android device (iOS not currently supported)
Willing to wear provided recording equipment such as a headset, sensors, or smart glasses
Strong English comprehension — able to follow detailed procedural instructions
Reliable, self-motivated, and comfortable working independently
No technical or robotics background required — if you do chores, you qualify
Previous experience in data collection, research studies, or content creation
Familiarity with AI or machine learning concepts
Be part of cutting-edge AI research that's shaping the future of home robotics
Genuinely unique work — your daily routine becomes the foundation for tomorrow's technology
Flexible contract with potential for ongoing and extended participation
Work with a team connected to the world's top AI research labs
Autonomy to work from your own home environment
Headset reimbursement provided after participation conditions are met