Curatrix

Quick answers

What exactly is in a Curatrix dataset?

Each release contains egocentric video of skilled tradespeople performing a specified manipulation task, cut into episodes with a defined start and end state. Every episode carries annotations for subtasks, phases, tools, objects and outcome states, a manifest entry linking video and metadata, and provenance records covering contributor consent, site authorisation and licence scope.

How is footage captured?

Qualified tradespeople wear head-, helmet- or chest-mounted cameras while performing the task at approved workshops, construction sites, residential or industrial locations. Capture follows a written protocol agreed with the customer, and nothing is recorded opportunistically.

How do you handle GDPR and personal data in the footage?

Recordings are uploaded over an encrypted channel into access-restricted EU-region storage. Automated detection flags faces, readable text and screens; a human reviewer then checks every clip before it enters a release. Site owners sign a location release before any capture takes place.

How is pricing structured?

Catalogue releases are priced per release and licence scope. Custom collections are quoted on the data specification based on number of episodes, contributors, sites, sensor rig and annotation depth.

Can I train a commercial model on licensed data?

Under a Commercial or Enterprise licence, yes — within the agreed term, territory and permitted-use definition. The resulting model weights are yours; Curatrix claims no interest in them.