01 / Domestic data
Domestic settings
First-person demonstrations in homes, around familiar objects and everyday routines.
Example activities
Kitchen tasks, cleaning, organizing, folding and handling household objects.
Collection services / Kenya
Egocentric data
collection for AI.
Tactual AI has a flexible workforce in Kenya ready for first-person human demonstration projects in domestic and industrial environments.
For robotics, robot learning and embodied AI teams exploring how people interact with objects, tools and everyday spaces.
The participant’s perspective
What is egocentric
data collection?
Egocentric data records activity from the person’s point of view. For human demonstration projects, that perspective captures how a person handles an object, uses a tool or moves through a task.
The activity and its environment belong together. Household routines, material handling and tool use each involve different objects, movements and surroundings.
Our workforce is ready to collect in these settings. Camera setup, required outputs and delivery requirements are topics to agree when scoping a project.
Where collection can happen
Domestic life.
Industrial work.
Two collection settings, shaped around your project. We agree the tasks, site access and capture requirements with you before collection.
02 / Industrial data
Industrial settings
First-person demonstrations in factories, workshops and service workplaces, scoped around tools, materials and physical tasks.
Example work environments
Sewing studios and vehicle-washing businesses are examples. Discuss the workplace and activities your project needs.
Questions from project teams
Before you
start collecting.
Direct answers about our workforce, collection environments and project planning.
What does Tactual AI do?
Tactual AI brings a flexible workforce in Kenya to egocentric, or first-person, data collection projects. Collection can cover domestic and industrial settings, tailored to the requirements of robotics and embodied AI teams.
Where can data be collected?
Our workforce is based in Kenya. We can discuss collection in homes, factories, workshops and service workplaces. Sewing studios and vehicle washing are examples of workplace activity. The activities, site access and capture setup are agreed for each project.
Who is this service for?
The service is for robotics, robot learning and embodied AI teams exploring first-person human demonstrations. The tasks, settings and intended use help define a suitable collection project.
Can collection cover both domestic and industrial tasks?
Yes. Both domestic and industrial settings are in scope, including household routines and hands-on workplace activities. The specific activities and environments for each project are agreed during project scoping.
What information helps scope a collection project?
A useful brief includes the task list, intended use, collection environments, preferred capture setup, required outputs, target volume and timeline. Capture specifications, annotations and delivery requirements should be agreed for each project.