Our footage shows the whole day, including the walk to the shed, loading the trailer, choosing between a push mower and a ride-on for a tight corner, and raking clippings onto a tarp. Pruning involves cutting at an angle just above a bud, which a camera can see if it is close enough, and ours is mounted on the worker's head.
Fixed cameras cover the open areas being worked, synchronized with the first-person feed so body position and tool contact can be studied together. We record in operating parks, campuses, estates, and private gardens in five countries, with consented and paid participants. The resulting footage is cleared for commercial model training.
A delivery is organized as episodes, each one a unit of work like mowing a lawn section or pruning a hedge run. Steps within an episode get plain-language labels and success or failure tags. Hand, tool, and object tracking are optional add-ons. The data is written in your own schema to your own storage, so there is no conversion on your end.
Samples go out within a business day of a request.