Video contributor

This project focuses on collecting first-person (POV) video to train AI and robotics models. As a contributor, you will record POV footage of your everyday household and work activities using a head-mounted iPhone and our specific recording application.
Contributors from any country are welcome to participate. You must already have or be willing to purchase an iPhone 11 or newer and a head-mount for it.

Please email me directly at ---------- with subject as "Video Contributor" and I'll guide you through the process.

Recording should be done with a head mount—?neck and chest mounts are not acceptable.
Each video you upload must be of a specific task, and NOT a mix of tasks. For example, one video upload should not have you doing both cooking and laundry. Instead, you should record separate videos of cooking and then doing the laundry, and upload both separately.
Ideally, you should record a mix of tasks between 15-30 minutes long.
The space where you record your video should have excellent lighting.
Keep the camera steady with minimal shaking.
All submitted footage must exclude any other individuals' faces unless they directly consent. Additionally, no third party music is permitted in the footage to avoid copyright violations.
No children should appear in the submitted footage.
Minimize external noise during the recording–especially talking–so the audio of the task can be captured clearly and keep the camera as steady as possible throughout the recording.
Complete each task from start to finish without walking away or leaving to do another task or take a break.
Tasks should be performed while either standing up, sitting on a chair/stool, not while sitting on the ground.
Perform all activities in a controlled, slow manner.
To ensure that your footage meets the criteria mentioned above, before making your first official upload, you may need to record a few samples and then use the preview feature to watch them in the app and then discard them, since we currently do not have a way for you to see your footage as it's being recorded.