Image & video
- Bounding boxes and object tracks
- Semantic and instance segmentation
- Keypoints, pose and attributes
- Events, states and action boundaries
Built for real-world systems
For teams building automotive perception, autonomous machines and embodied AI, we turn complex sensor streams into dependable training and evaluation data—designed around the decisions the system must make.
Automotive & autonomy
Perception, tracking, road semantics, behavior and difficult edge cases across time.
Explore serviceRobotics
Manipulation, trajectories, state, action, contact, failure, recovery and outcome.
Explore servicePhysical AI
Connect vision, depth, point clouds, state, language, action and outcome.
Explore serviceSupported work
Self-service annotation · Grasp Studio
Grasp Studio gives startups, research teams and lean ML groups a fast path from raw data to review-ready labels. Start with a focused project, invite your own team and use AI-assisted workflows to move through repetitive work faster.
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Use suggestions and assisted workflows where they remove repetitive work. Your team stays in control of every accepted label.
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Define the work, assign it, resolve ambiguity and review progress without stitching together a fragile toolchain.
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Organize self-service projects across image, video, text, audio, LiDAR/3D and robotics episodes, with workflows matched to the data.
How we engage
Clarify the ontology, annotate a representative sample, measure disagreement and expose operational risk before committing to volume.
A managed annotation line with trained teams, live quality controls, change management and delivery matched to your cadence.
Diagnose inconsistent labels, ambiguous instructions or review bottlenecks; repair priority data and leave a stronger specification behind.
Quality architecture
Consensus is useful for subjective judgments; specialist review matters for domain-heavy labels; targeted sampling matters when errors cluster. We select a defensible combination rather than applying one universal score.
Bring a rough brief, an existing ontology or simply the model failure you need to address. We'll help define the smallest useful first step.
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