Memories AI launches Memories Upload to sell first-person video as robot training data

AIMemories.ai launches Memories Upload, which captions first-person footage with time-stamped descriptions of each hand so the archive can be searched by action. The company says it pays people worldwide to record their hands at work, then cleans, labels, and sells the footage to robotics labs. Shen says three of the top five frontier robotics labs are already training models with the data.

AIMemories.ai launches Memories Upload, a capture network that turns first-person video of everyday work into robot training data. The platform labels footage frame by frame for each hand, so robotics labs can search by hand action and select only the moments they need. Memories.ai says the network adds new footage every month.

AIMemories AI launches Memories Upload, a service that turns everyday first-person video into training data for robots. Its founder, Shawn Shen, says robots need internet-scale first-person video of how people get things done, and that the company has spent over a year building the hardware, model and infrastructure to collect it at high quality. He says three of the top five frontier robotics labs are already training models with the data.