Data Collection Hardware
Our in-house developed hardware supports the collection of various data types, from real human data to robot teleoperation data, with output in standard ROS format, ensuring high quality and accuracy.
IO-AI is an internationally leading provider of embodied intelligent robot foundational scene data and solutions, providing data and basic tools for various application scenarios through embodied data collection, empowering embodied intelligent large models.
We offer comprehensive services from data collection, processing, and annotation to model training and deployment, enabling clients to achieve end-to-end data handling and model development.
Our in-house developed hardware supports the collection of various data types, from real human data to robot teleoperation data, with output in standard ROS format, ensuring high quality and accuracy.
Our platform focuses on delivering high-quality annotation services while ensuring data security and privacy. It supports seamless integration with major cloud storage platforms, ensuring data accessibility and protection.
We offer flexible, integrated solutions based on client needs, providing services from data collection and annotation to model training, ensuring smooth integration and rapid project deployment.
We have developed a system that controls robot movement through an action collection kit.
Based on our efficient embodied intelligent collection equipment, combined with the data annotation platform, trained machines can accurately understand and execute a series of complex commands.
IO Motion Capture is designed to accurately and conveniently record human posture. It can capture visual, audio, tactile, and force information.
Data collection scenarios have expanded from homes and offices to vertical scenes where robots are likely to be applied first: warehouses, restaurants, hotels, etc., to support truly universal robot strategies or applications in any vertical scenario.
In January 2024, provided open source data for the Open X-Embodiment dataset.
In June 2024, open sourced 500,000 rule actions and 500 hours of freely collected data, joining the waiting list.