Egocentric Manufacturing Task Videos
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I’m assembling a sizeable AI training dataset focused exclusively on first-person recordings of manufacturing processes. All footage must be shot from an egocentric point of view—helmet cam, chest rig, or smart-glasses—so the viewer sees exactly what the worker sees while performing hands-on tasks on the factory floor.
Scope
• Subject matter: professional, manual-labor environments only; think assembly lines, machine operation, quality checks, packaging, tool handling, and similar day-to-day manufacturing actions.
• Volume: I will need a large number of distinct clips, captured in varied settings, lighting conditions, and with different operators to maximise data diversity.
• Quality: full-HD or higher, steady perspective, clear visibility of hands, tools, and workpieces. Natural ambient audio is required; no music overlays.
Acceptance criteria
1. Each clip must run at least 60 seconds without cuts.
2. Camera must stay in a true first-person angle; no third-person or stationary tripod shots.
3. At least 10 distinct manufacturing tasks represented across the full submission.
If you already film inside a factory or have portfolios that demonstrate comparable first-person work, you’ll ramp up quickly. Once I verify a pilot batch, we can schedule weekly milestones for the remaining volume. Looking forward to seeing how you can capture the heartbeat of real-world manufacturing from the worker’s eyes.
Scope
• Subject matter: professional, manual-labor environments only; think assembly lines, machine operation, quality checks, packaging, tool handling, and similar day-to-day manufacturing actions.
• Volume: I will need a large number of distinct clips, captured in varied settings, lighting conditions, and with different operators to maximise data diversity.
• Quality: full-HD or higher, steady perspective, clear visibility of hands, tools, and workpieces. Natural ambient audio is required; no music overlays.
Acceptance criteria
1. Each clip must run at least 60 seconds without cuts.
2. Camera must stay in a true first-person angle; no third-person or stationary tripod shots.
3. At least 10 distinct manufacturing tasks represented across the full submission.
If you already film inside a factory or have portfolios that demonstrate comparable first-person work, you’ll ramp up quickly. Once I verify a pilot batch, we can schedule weekly milestones for the remaining volume. Looking forward to seeing how you can capture the heartbeat of real-world manufacturing from the worker’s eyes.