Public sample evidence

Household and Commercial Data You Can Inspect.

Review real, privacy-checked clips before discussing inventory, licensing, or a custom collection. Each preview is tied to a stated environment, capture relationship, and evidence boundary.

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Household sample / POV

One Task, Visible From the Actor's View.

The featured excerpt shows task state, hand and object interaction, and reviewed phase progression. The full household page contains all 6 approved public previews.

Inspectable household evidence

Preview the Signal. Then Check the Record.

The public manifest describes all 6 sanitized household previews. The evidence record for this featured clip ties its phase annotations to the published media properties and checksums.

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Reviewed commercial ego and exo evidence

Two Work Events. Two Capture Priorities.

One configuration preserves broader scene coverage. The other moves two ego cameras to the wrists for closer manipulation detail while retaining external context.

Scene-first configuration

Actor Detail With Wider Work Context.

One actor-aligned POV stream is paired with frontal, side, and whole-body external views of the same work event.

Commercial garment inspection and sorting15 seconds, 1920 × 1080, 24 FPS, audio removed

Paired preview: observed alignment only, not validated sensor synchronization.

Ego
actor POV
Exo
frontal, side, whole-body
Alignment
±200 ms
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360 frames

Manually aligned within an observed 200 ms tolerance.

All 360 native-HD master frames and all 360 website-derivative frames were reviewed or mechanically revalidated in order. Tight frame-indexed masks follow the visible head in frontal, side and whole-body views; identifier and reflection masks remain. Audio and source metadata were removed.

Contact-first configuration

Both Wrists Close to the Work.

Right- and left-wrist ego views preserve near-field manipulation while frontal and wide exo views retain body and workspace context.

Commercial garment inspection and handling15 seconds, 1920 × 1080, 24 FPS, audio removed

Paired preview: observed alignment only, not validated sensor synchronization.

Ego
right-wrist ego, left-wrist ego
Exo
frontal, wide whole-body
Alignment
±500 ms
Privacy review
360 frames

Visually aligned within an estimated 500 ms tolerance; not calibration-grade sensor fusion.

All 360 approved-master frames were reviewed in order. The native-resolution web derivative retained the same tight tracked face mask and fixed identifier redactions, then re-passed full decode, mask-opacity, face-detection and QR checks across all 360 frames. Audio and source metadata were removed.

Environment and capture relationship

Commercial Context. Two Ego and Exo Configurations.

Both samples are commercial data and paired ego and exo evidence. Commercial identifies the workplace environment. The ego and exo relationship identifies how actor-mounted and external views relate to the same visible event.

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Evidence boundary

Public Proof, Precisely Scoped.

These previews prove the visible content and reviewed properties of the published clips. They do not, by themselves, grant model-training rights or establish the volume, calibration, timing, annotations, or rights of a future buyer delivery.

  • Household previews are approved marketing excerpts from first-party collection.
  • The scene-first commercial derivative was manually aligned within an observed 200 ms tolerance.
  • The dual-wrist derivative was visually aligned within an estimated 500 ms tolerance and is not calibration-grade sensor fusion.
  • Inventory scope, licensing, and delivery are confirmed in writing for each buyer.

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