Planting work means setting seedlings at the right depth and spacing from a tray, firming soil without crushing stems, and keeping pace with a transplanter. Sorting happens at the packhouse table, where workers grade by size, color, and blemish, discard culls, and fill trays to a count while a belt keeps moving.
The capture rig is a head-mounted camera on the worker and fixed cameras over the row or the sorting line, time-synchronized. We record full shifts in working farms and packhouses in five countries. The workers are paid participants who have given consent, and the data is cleared for commercial model training.
Deliveries are segmented into episodes, with steps labeled in plain language: locate ripe fruit, grasp, twist, place in punnet, move tray. Each step is tagged with a success or failure outcome, so a dropped or damaged item is marked. We can add hand, object, and tool tracking. The files arrive in your own schema, in your own storage.
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