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Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_ai
Searching video by what the hands are doing is one of the most useful ideas in robotics data right now.
from a camera on a worker’s head to a JSON file in a training run.
Memories Upload, from https://t.co/yaP1XdpqxR, gives every moment of first person footage a time-stamped caption for each hand, so the archive can be queried by action.
Robots learn hand skills by watching humans, so https://t.co/yaP1XdpqxR pays people worldwide to record their hands at work, then cleans, labels and sells that footage to labs building robots.
Today we launch #MemoriesUpload.
Robots need internet-scale first-person video of how people get things done. Collecting this at high quality takes hardware, model and infra working together.
That's what we've spent over a year building. And already, 3 of the top 5 frontier robotics labs are training models with the data.
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