Paid field video

Your teams film their work. Your company gets paid.

Robotics labs pay for videos of real work, filmed from the worker’s point of view. Your teams film the tasks they already do.

$10per approved hour of video, about €8.90

  • Approved hours
  • Paid to your company
  • Once a month

You pay us no fees: the programme pays us.

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ConstructionHardware installation
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NurseriesPotting
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Event venuesAV and cables
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WarehousesPacking and labelling
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The market

Thousands of people already film their work.

Robotics labs buy these videos at scale. Here are three programmes published by a data collector in this market.

REC01:40:20Videos filmed at work

9,800 h

of video accepted

Cooking, joinery, tailoring, repairs, construction, warehouses

2,300 contributors, 42 countries

REC02:41:21Videos of household tasks

344,000 h

of video accepted

Cooking, cleaning, laundry, small repairs

31,000 contributors, 32 countries

REC03:42:22Collection for one lab

386,000 clips

filmed on phones and head cameras

Every video checked within 24 hours

500 contributors

Labs pay businesses rather than build sets: real work, at its real pace, cannot be replayed in a lab.

Figures published by a robotics data collector in its case studies.

Estimate

Estimate what your teams can earn.

An 8-hour day does not give 8 hours of footage: breaks, travel, preparation. Count 2 to 4 filmed hours a day per person.

Hours filmed per week, per person

Per month, paid to your company

$6,450

about €5,740

Of which your teams' share
$3,870
Your company keeps
$2,580
Over a year
$77,400 (€68,890)

This amount is an estimate. The exact rate comes with the programme’s offer, and only approved hours are paid. Basis: $10 an hour, 4.3 weeks a month, $1 = €0.89.

Check my eligibility

Eligibility

Check whether your company can take part.

Answer four questions: the verdict appears straight away.

  1. Manual work

  2. 10 or more employees

  3. One smartphone per person

  4. An open country

Question 1 / 4

What work do your teams do?

Our role

You say yes. We organise the rest.

The programme pays for the videos, but it does not come to your sites. We link the two, from the first call to the first payment.

  1. 01

    1 / 4

    What work do your teams do?

    Plumbing, heating, electricalConstructionAuto servicesFarms, nurseries, grounds

    You

    Tell us about your company

    Answer four questions about your trade and your team, in three minutes.

  2. 02

    Your offer

    $10 per approved hour

    • Monthly payment
    • Agreement signed online

    Us

    We get your offer

    After a 30-minute call, we present your case and the rate is in writing before anything is signed.

  3. 03
    Staff information notice Staff representatives Customer consent "Filming in progress" sign

    Us

    We prepare the ground

    We agree with you what is filmed and prepare the notices for staff, staff representatives and customers.

  4. 04
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    Us

    We equip your team

    Head mounts, app and filming guidelines take about an hour, then we follow the first recordings.

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    You

    Your teams film

    They do their usual work, hands in frame, and we explain every rejected hour.

  6. 06

    March

    780 approved hours

    $7,800

    The programme

    Your company gets paid

    Payment arrives 14 days after month end, and we check the statement with you.

One contact follows you from the first call to the first payment, then every month.

The programme pays us: you pay us nothing.

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Your staff and your customers

The camera films your teams' hands.

Your staff

They volunteer, start each recording themselves and receive the share you set.

Your customers

You leave out any job or place you choose. In a private home, nothing is filmed without the occupant’s written consent.

Employment law

Each employee is told in writing before filming, and staff representatives are consulted where the law requires. We prepare these documents with you.

The robots

They are years away, for the hardest tasks. Until then, your company is the one paid to teach them.

Questions

Common questions

Your question is not listed? Ask us directly.

Who gets paid, me or my staff?

Your company, every month. You set and pay the shares for workers and team leads yourself; each person sees their hours in the app.

What does "approved hour" mean?

An hour of footage that follows the agreed instructions: the task in view, hands in frame. Your dashboard shows hours filmed and hours approved separately.

Do my teams have to work differently?

No. They wear a phone on a head mount and start the app before each agreed task. Both hands stay free.

What equipment is needed?

One smartphone per person filming, and a head mount bought by your company. No minimum hours, no long contract.

Can I leave out some jobs or places?

Yes. Tasks, areas and the people filmed are agreed before the first recording, and you can change them.

Why a waiting list in Europe?

The programme is open to companies based in the United States. Elsewhere, applications are received and held country by country; signing up puts you first in line when it opens.

How are you paid?

By the programme, which pays us a share of each hour paid. That share does not come out of your payment, and you pay us nothing.

Arbitrage Capital

Let’s see what your teams can earn.

One call is enough to find out whether your trade fits the programme.

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