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Amsynk AI Data Solutions supports AI teams with structured data sourcing, custom collection, validation, and delivery across audio, egocentric video, multi-camera workflows, field environments, and document-based datasets.
Structured data services for AI and machine-learning teams, with clearly defined capture methods, validation steps, metadata, and delivery requirements.
Scripted and conversational speech, call audio, paired recordings, transcription-ready assets, and audio quality review.
Controlled collection of images, printed or handwritten documents, scene data, and task-specific visual assets.
First-person task capture using head-mounted or body-worn cameras across household, field, and industrial environments.
External viewpoints, synchronized cameras, and task-context capture for embodied AI and computer-vision programs.
Human-task demonstrations, synchronized observations, sensor-aware packaging, and structured outputs for robotics workflows.
Taxonomy-aligned labeling, metadata preparation, file validation, sample review, and batch-level delivery control.
A clear service structure for first-person video, external multi-camera capture, speech, documents, robotics data, annotation and dataset evaluation.
First-person human activity capture using wearable, head-mounted, wrist-mounted, or supported smart-camera setups.
Explore capabilityExternal fixed-angle recordings that provide task context, environment visibility, and synchronized views.
Explore capabilityTask segmentation, event tagging, object references, timestamps, and client-defined metadata structures.
Explore capabilitySpeech, conversation, call-center, headset, and multilingual audio collection programs.
Explore capabilityPrinted, handwritten, scene-text, document, and language-focused collection workflows.
Explore capabilitySource evaluation, sample review, documentation checks, and controlled dataset delivery.
Explore capabilityAmsynk supports both egocentric capture from the participant’s point of view and exocentric capture from fixed external camera angles. These views can be synchronized to show hands, tools, surroundings, task sequence, and full workflow context.
Task environments are selected according to project scope, participant access, safety requirements, capture protocol, and required viewpoints.
Representative household, maintenance, repair, and factory task environments captured according to the client’s required camera setup and protocol.
Projects can begin with an available dataset review, a controlled pilot, or a custom collection program. The scope is defined before commercial and operational commitments are finalized.
Review available samples, formats, metadata, documentation, licensing scope, and technical suitability before proceeding.
Explore dataset sourcingValidate tasks, devices, camera placement, instructions, metadata, and acceptance criteria through a representative pilot.
Review the processMove into planned production batches with documented controls, review cycles, issue handling, and structured delivery.
Discuss a ProjectFrom requirement review to structured delivery, each stage is defined around scope, feasibility, validation, and acceptance criteria.
Clarify the use case, format, volume, timeline, permissions, and acceptance requirements.
Define the capture method, operating team, pilot scope, and review checkpoints.
Execute sourcing or fresh collection across approved environments.
Check consistency, format, metadata, and acceptance criteria.
Attach supporting structure where the project requires it.
Deliver cleanly packaged data with documentation and support.
We focus on verifiable process quality: clear instructions, suitable capture setups, sample validation, and structured delivery. This creates clearer project controls, more consistent review, and better delivery traceability for clients and collection partners.
First-person recordings, synchronized multi-camera data, household activities, skilled-work tasks, workplace operations, agricultural activities, and industrial task sequences—subject to feasibility, permissions, and client protocol.
Egocentric capture records from the participant’s viewpoint. Exocentric capture uses external cameras to show the participant, surroundings, and wider task context. Many projects benefit from using both.
Yes. Depending on the requirement, collection can include synchronized audio, task labels, timestamps, participant or environment metadata, file naming rules, and delivery manifests.
No. The preferred sequence is requirement review, feasibility, sample, controlled pilot, client feedback, correction, and only then scaled execution.
The exact package is defined in the statement of work. This example shows the level of structure commonly required for a multi-view task collection.
| Package component | Example contents | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Capture files | Head-mounted and external-camera video, organised by session and camera ID | Preserves view-level traceability |
| Session metadata | Participant code, task ID, environment, device, timestamps and duration | Supports filtering and dataset analysis |
| Quality records | Technical checks, task-completion review, exceptions and rework status | Documents batch-level decisions |
| Delivery manifest | File inventory, checksums, version, accepted count and excluded count | Enables reconciliation after transfer |
Share the modality, geography, volume, timeline, capture setup, metadata, and acceptance criteria for an initial feasibility review.