Memories.AI launches Memories Upload, a gig-work platform for robot training data

The San Francisco startup pays contributors to film everyday tasks with its LUCI Pin camera so robots can learn from human hands Memories.ai wants to pay you to chop vegetables. The catch is that you have to film it, so a robot can eventually do it instead. The San Francisco startup has launched Memories Upload, a global gig-work platform that pays contributors to record first-person video of physical tasks. That footage becomes training data for robots, which still need to be shown how humans handle the most ordinary jobs. Contributors accept paid recording assignments, clip on a camera, and capture themselves doing the work from their own point of view. The tasks are refreshingly unglamorous: preparing food, stocking shelves, repairing equipment.

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