A hardware-agnostic pipeline that aligns clocks, recovers task structure, extracts perception signals, and exports model-ready behavior.
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Turning physical work intotraining-ready trajectories
We turn raw data from humans and robots into synchronized trajectories models can learn from.
What we build
Continuous human demonstrations captured through owned egocentric wearables and adaptable stereo, depth, UMI-style, and teleoperation rigs.
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One trajectory.
Every rig produces different timestamps, coordinate frames, sample rates, and schemas. Actuate resolves that fragmentation before training begins.
observationt→statet→actiont→observationt+1
Supported now
We are deliberately focused on four data families rather than every possible robotics sensor.
Egocentric
First-person RGB and IMU from continuous human task demonstrations.
Stereo / depth
Calibrated camera and depth streams for geometry and spatial understanding.
UMI-style
Portable manipulation capture with camera, gripper, and end-effector trajectories.
Teleoperation
Robot observations, state, and actions captured during human-controlled execution.
Primary capture today: first-person RGB, accelerometer, and gyroscope from continuous human demonstrations using Panoculon Labs wearable devices.
Data in motion
Public research demonstrations representative of the input families Actuate is built to process. Videos remain attributed to their original teams.
Egocentric human demonstration
Hand–object tasks from a first-person view
HumanEgo research team ↗Stereo / depth
Real-time spatial depth estimation
Cornell University · AnyNet ↗UMI-style manipulation
Portable in-the-wild data collection
UMI · Stanford / Columbia / TRI ↗Robot teleoperation
