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The open market for task data.

$13,550
open requests
108 h
footage listed
7
live markets
  1. 01

    Request

    A company asks for examples of the task it needs.

  2. 02

    Record

    A person films their hands, or records their screen, doing it.

  3. 03

    Label

    Kimi turns the recording into steps and labels.

  4. 04

    Buy

    The company downloads a checked, labelled dataset.

Why human video

More robot data for the same money

Filming a person costs a third to half as much per hour as teleoperating a robot, and collects 3 to 5 times faster. Pick a bar. Against the dearest rig, the same budget buys:

3.9x

Hours of training data per $1,000, worked out from published collection costs per hour. Public teleoperated robot data totals about 11,000 hours (Open X-Embodiment), while the largest private collection, 16M+ videos, is shared with nobody. Sources: Dexset, truelabel, HumanScale. Reported figures, not verified by us.

What is in it for you

  • 80%

    of every sale is yours

  • Again

    paid each time a clip is licensed

  • Yours

    you keep the footage and can withdraw it

  • A phone

    is all the kit you need

Data democratization

Robot data, open to everyone.

  1. 01Open to every lab

    Any robotics company, startup or university can license the same data, on the same terms.

  2. 02Owned by the people who do the work

    Sellers keep their footage and earn every time it is licensed.

  3. 03Priced in the open

    Rates follow real demand on a public index. Nobody sets them behind closed doors.

  4. 04Proof, not trust

    Every clip carries the record of how it was filmed, labelled and checked.

Robot data should not belong to one company.

Figure can spend a billion dollars on its own data and shares nothing. We are the open market for everyone else.

Demo: marketplace figures come from seeded data and no money moves. On a phone, use Add to Home Screen to install Guild as an app.