Wear a camera and record everyday tasks from your point of view, for pay. It suits patient people who can repeat one task several ways, at home or at work.
What the work is for
Robotics and vision-language-action teams use the footage to teach machines how people grasp, place, assemble and use tools. They cannot get this footage any other way.
The work
- Perform everyday or workplace tasks on camera, from your own point of view.
- Repeat a task with the variations the protocol asks for.
- Keep hands, tools and objects in frame throughout.
What to expect
- You record remotely, in your own home or workplace, not at a studio.
- Before a project starts, you sign an agreement for it. It sets out how the footage may be used.
You need
- A setting where you can record the task safely and lawfully.
- Patience for repetition: the same task, several times, slightly differently.
- 18 years or older.
📌 First-Person Task Video Contributor (Canada)
🏢 YPAI
📍 Canada