Film your everyday household chores from a first-person view with your phone on a head strap, for AI training. Paid $10–15 per hour of accepted video, plus $20 after 20 hours. US only, 39 listed states; recent iPhone, Pixel or Galaxy required. 1,100 openings.
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Perform repetitive hands-on manipulation tasks (picking up objects, opening containers) with handheld recording devices so robots can learn dexterity. Los Angeles based contractor, $10–20/hour, 10 openings. No experience needed; steady hands and exact instruction-following are the job.
$10 – $20 / HourOn-siteOpen to United StatesOperate a handheld UMI gripper in a San Francisco lab, repeating manipulation tasks across objects and settings to generate robot-learning data. On-site contractor, $10–30/hour, 10 openings. No robotics or AI experience needed; stamina, punctuality and precision are.
$10 – $30 / HourOn-siteOpen to United StatesHands-on, in-person testing of real robotic sub-assemblies in Los Angeles: run functional and reliability tests with DAQ and measurement tools, document failures and help find root causes. Open to students and recent grads. Contractor, 10 openings, $10–20/hour.
$10 – $20 / HourOn-siteOpen to United StatesOnsite in Los Angeles: deploy and babysit robots doing repetitive commercial tasks, log every bug and hardware fault in Jira, and handle bring-up, shutdown and safety routines. Physical work, lifting up to 50 lbs. Ten openings, contractor, $10–20/hour.
$10 – $20 / HourOn-siteOpen to United StatesOnsite in a San Francisco lab: use a handheld UMI gripper to repeat household manipulation tasks (picking up objects, opening containers) so robots can learn from the recordings. No robotics or AI experience needed. Ten openings, contractor, $10–20/hour.
$10 – $20 / HourOn-siteOpen to United StatesRecord first-person video of physical and household activities with a head-mounted smartphone, capturing motion-sensor data for AI and robotics training. Open in 12 Latin American and Caribbean countries; Portuguese-language ad. 1,000 openings, $6/hour, 10–15 hours of video a week.
$6 / HourOpen to Argentina, Bahamas and 10 more countriesFilm your everyday household chores from a first-person, head-mounted phone to train AI, paid per hour of accepted video. Portuguese-language ad for residents of 39 listed US states with US work eligibility. 1,000 openings, $10–15/hour, $20 head-strap bonus after 20 hours.
$10 – $15 / HourOpen to United StatesFilm your own household chores from a first-person view with your smartphone on a head mount, for AI training data. $13–15 per hour of accepted video. US only, and only in the states the ad lists. Needs a recent iPhone, Pixel or Galaxy.
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