Factories &
production spaces
Explore whether workflows such as assembly, packing or material handling are suitable for collection at your site.
For factories, workshops & local businesses
Tactual AI is looking for factories, workshops and other businesses in Kenya to partner on egocentric data collection.
Your workplace holds practical skills and everyday activity. Explore how that environment could contribute to first-person human demonstration data for robotics and embodied AI teams.
Discuss a partnership
Work that can inform AI
Egocentric data captures activity from a person’s point of view: how they handle an object, use a tool or complete a task. Real work environments give that activity context.
We have a flexible workforce in Kenya and are seeking businesses that can bring suitable settings, task knowledge and coordinated access to a collection project.
A partnership is a conversation about fit: what can be collected, how it fits your working day, and the responsibilities and commercial terms for a specific project.
Who we’re looking to partner with
We welcome conversations with business owners and operators who understand their site’s activities and can discuss access for collection.
Explore whether workflows such as assembly, packing or material handling are suitable for collection at your site.
Bring the context behind skilled hand activity, from working with fabric to using tools and handling materials.
Explore collection around washing, wiping, tool use and other hands-on service activities.
Run a different kind of business in Kenya? The starting point is the activity and environment you can offer.
A conversation before collection
The right arrangement depends on your business and the collection project. These are the starting points for a partnership discussion.
Share your location, the type of work you do, and the activities that might be suitable for collection.
Discuss tasks, access, schedules, recording boundaries and the people involved.
Define responsibilities, permissions, commercial terms and any compensation before collection begins.
Preparing a partner enquiry
You don’t need a technical specification to begin a partnership discussion. A short introduction to your business is a useful starting point.
Your business name, type of business, town or county in Kenya, and a person to contact.
The activities at your site, the tools or materials involved, and which spaces could be considered.
Suitable times for a discussion, operating constraints, and what you would like to understand about partnering.
Partner questions
Answers for Kenyan businesses exploring data collection partnerships.
We are looking for factories, workshops, sewing studios, car washes and other businesses in Kenya with real work environments suitable for data collection. Business owners and operators can explore whether their activities and site are a fit.
A partner could contribute access to a suitable environment, practical knowledge of the tasks, and coordination with the people and activities at the site. Specific roles and responsibilities need to be agreed for each project.
Equipment ownership is not a prerequisite for an initial partnership discussion. The capture setup, equipment responsibilities and training needs should be discussed for each project.
Commercial terms, any compensation, responsibilities and scheduling need to be agreed for each project before collection starts.
Include any areas, activities or information that must remain out of scope when describing your site. Recording boundaries, permissions and access arrangements need to be agreed before collection.
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