Data for computer vision
Images and footage captured in your conditions, and labelled to the precision your model needs.
What Computer Vision needs
Vision models learn the lighting, angles and clutter in their training set. If production looks different, accuracy drops without warning.
We capture images and video across the conditions you specify, and label them with boxes, masks, tracks and attributes, with per-class quality scores.
Data types
- Image
- Video
- Annotations
Industries
- Automotive
- Retail and e-commerce
- Safety and surveillance
- Healthcare
- Real estate
- AR and VR
The data it takes
Image collection
Photos taken to a brief across devices, lighting and locations.
Video collection
Clips of actions, gestures and scenes at set frame rates.
Bounding boxes and masks
Object and region labels in COCO, VOC or YOLO.
Tracking and events
Persistent object IDs and event boundaries across frames.
Attributes
Pose, expression, occlusion and condition tags on each item.
How we collect it
- 01
Capture to a brief
Contributors photograph or film to your shot list, in the environments you name.
- 02
Metadata kept
Device, lighting, angle and location type recorded for each item.
- 03
Labelled to a taxonomy
Annotators follow written guidelines with worked edge cases.
- 04
Reviewed per class
IoU and agreement scored per class, with gold tasks in the queue.
Related datasets
Retail product recognition
Supermarket shelves and individual products with tight bounding boxes.
Learn moreReceipt and price tag OCR
Crumpled receipts, shelf labels and price tags with word boxes and key-value links.
Learn moreFinancial document OCR
Invoices, statements and forms with word boxes, key-value links and table structure.
Learn moreTell us about your Computer Vision project.
Describe the model and what it gets wrong today. You get volumes, languages, a quality target and a price, usually inside two working days.
- Reply within one working day
- A pilot batch you accept before we scale
Questions we get asked
Do you handle faces and personal imagery?
Only with explicit, recorded consent per person, and with deletion honoured in later deliveries.
Can you label LiDAR or thermal data?
Yes. 3D cuboids, point-cloud segmentation and thermal-image labelling are supported.
