We film in plumbing shops, new construction, and retrofit jobs. The head camera shows tape measure to pipe, marker to pipe, the rotation of a tube cutter tightening with each turn, the reamer cleaning the inside edge, and the primer and cement going on PVC in the right order and the right amount. For PEX, the crimp tool closing and the go/no-go gauge checking the ring. For threaded steel, the pipe wrench and the thread sealant.
Synchronized fixed cameras capture the workspace from outside the operator view. A researcher gets the shoulder and arm movement that goes with cutting on a vise, the way a worker steadies long stock, and the layout of fittings staged on a bench before assembly.
Each cut-and-fit sequence is an episode with steps labeled in plain words and tagged for success or failure, including joints that leaked at test. Hand and tool tracking are available. Data lands in your storage in your schema. The tradespeople are consented and paid, the footage is cleared for commercial training, and collection happens in five countries.
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