Real-world task data
Repeatable workflows from logistics, industrial, commercial and other suitable operating environments.
- First- and third-person visual data
- Success, correction and edge-case examples
- Project-specific task protocols
Fax Research provides high-quality real-world data and human-reviewed labelling to help robotics and embodied AI teams train, evaluate and improve systems that operate in the physical world.
We keep the workflow straightforward: understand the task, source the right real-world examples, apply the right labels, review quality and deliver a usable dataset.
Repeatable workflows from logistics, industrial, commercial and other suitable operating environments.
Labels can be designed around actions, objects, task steps, states, safety moments, language and other project requirements.
Datasets are organised around the agreed format, metadata structure and downstream training or evaluation workflow.
A defined process keeps projects easy to understand while leaving room to tailor the data, labelling and delivery requirements to each robotics team.
Agree the target task, environment, data requirements, schema and success criteria.
Run repeatable real-world task sessions in approved environments using an agreed project brief.
Apply agreed labels, metadata and dataset structure with human review.
Review against acceptance criteria and deliver the final dataset securely.
Our priority environments are those with repeatable physical workflows that are relevant to robotics and Physical AI development.
Picking, packing, sorting, replenishment, inventory and material movement.
Assembly, inspection, tool use, machine tending, packaging and maintenance.
Stock movement, shelving, back-of-house operations and fulfilment routines.
Cleaning, restocking, inspection, facilities support and repetitive service tasks.
Preparation, organisation, movement, cleaning and structured back-of-house tasks.
Project-specific environments where task relevance, safety and permissions can be established.
Projects are designed around agreed boundaries, controlled access, practical data minimisation and documented delivery requirements.
Factories, warehouses and commercial operators can explore a separate Data Partner pathway.
Share the task, environment, target system and any labelling requirements. We’ll arrange a conversation to understand fit and discuss the next steps.