Glossary
Egocentric video
Quick answer
Video recorded from a person's point of view, usually with a head-mounted or body-worn camera.
It shows hands-on work, such as repairs or inspections, from the worker's perspective.
AI teams use it for robotics and assistant research. Faces, screens and locations need careful review before sharing.
Why Egocentric video matters when licensing company data to AI
Egocentric video is recorded from a person's point of view, usually with a head-mounted or body-worn camera. It shows hands-on work such as repairs or inspections from the worker's perspective. In licensing, faces, screens and locations need careful review before sharing, and any bystanders or workplace details must be reviewed as well.
- 01Your work records
- 02Personal details removed
- 03You approve the release
- 04Licensed to AI developers
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