trace collects short, guided recordings of everyday hand tasks, reviews each one against a brief and turns what passes into segmented data robots can learn from.
Four steps. Each one adds something a robotics team can check later.
Every mission names the objects, the action from first touch to last and how the camera should be set up.
Each clip is checked against its brief. Clips that miss the action or show a face or a document are rejected.
Accepted clips are split into steps and tagged with objects, outcome and the terms they can be used under.
Reviewed clips are bundled into versioned datasets that teams license under each mission's terms.
Hover a row to preview the motion. Each brief lists the steps, the framing and what review accepts.
Field names may change before the first dataset ships.
Retries stay in. A slip and a recovery teach a robot more than a perfect take.
Hands and objects only. Faces and documents mean the clip is rejected.
The license travels with the clip, so a team always knows what it can do with it.
Sketch anything on the sheet. A two-joint plotter arm redraws your stroke point by point, and the record on the right is built from your line. Runs in your browser; nothing is sent.
A toy version of the real thing: a path, its timing and the steps it splits into. Real missions record video from your phone.
At home or at work. Every mission shows its steps, usage terms and reward terms before you press record.
Tasks, objects and settings you need. We are looking for early partners to shape the first briefs and the record format.
Rewards are planned as stock tokens for accepted contributions, settled on Robinhood Chain. How rewards will work
The token of the trace network on Robinhood Chain. A share of its trading fees is meant to help fund contributor rewards, alongside dataset licensing.
Not needed to apply or record. Fee funding is an intention, not a guarantee. If an address isn't on this site, it isn't ours.
A short brief for one everyday action, like fastening a strap or opening a drawer. It lists the objects, the steps, how to frame the camera and what review will accept.
Contributor applications are open. Apply, complete onboarding and have your camera setup checked. Each paid mission states its brief, usage terms and reward terms before you record.
The plan is to license reviewed datasets to robotics teams that need examples of specific tasks, objects and settings.
Each mission publishes its reward terms up front. Accepted contributions are planned to be paid in stock tokens on Robinhood Chain. Applying needs no purchase.
Missions frame hands and objects only. Clips that show faces, documents or other private details are rejected in review and never used.
On this site, first. If an address isn't shown here, it isn't ours.
trace writes a brief for each task, collects short recordings from people, reviews them against the brief and structures what passes into datasets a robotics team can license.
The contributor follows one mission. The brief defines a usable clip before anyone presses record.
Every clip is checked against the mission's accept and reject rules.
Accepted clips are split into steps and tagged.
Reviewed clips are bundled into versioned datasets.
task strap_buckle_fasten
objects strap, cam_buckle
segments reach → thread → tension → clamp → release
outcome success | retry_then_success | fail
review pending | accepted | rejected
license per mission terms
Field names may change before the first dataset ships.
The whole task, framed to the brief.
Reach, grasp, place, release, timed.
Including recovery after a slip.
Mission, review decision, permission.
Robotics teams describe the tasks they need. trace turns them into missions.
Reviewed clips are licensed to teams under each mission's terms.
Revenue pays for new missions and contributor rewards.
Robot data is expensive to gather across many homes, objects and small variations. Human demonstrations cover that variety at lower cost. They add to robot data rather than replace it.
Each mission has its own usage terms, shown before you record. Rights are granted per recording under those terms. Applying grants nothing.
Contributor applications are open and sample missions are published. Paid missions and dataset delivery are not live yet.
Each mission is a short brief: what to do, how to frame it and what review will check. Registered contributors record them after onboarding and a camera check.
When paid missions open, each will publish its brief, usage terms and reward terms before you record.
trace plans to reward accepted mission contributions with stock tokens on Robinhood Chain. Rewards start with the first paid missions.
Every mission publishes its reward terms next to its brief, before you record.
Your clip is checked against the mission's accept and reject rules. Nothing else.
Accepted contributions receive the stated reward as a stock token on Robinhood Chain.
Robotics teams license reviewed datasets. That revenue is meant to fund most rewards and new missions.
Part of the token's trading fees is intended to top up the contributor reward pool.
Anyone can apply as a contributor. Robotics teams can tell us what data they need. We reply by email.
About a minute. No purchase, no ID upload.
A short guide and a check of your camera setup.
Each shows its brief, usage terms and reward terms first.
We will email you about onboarding. You can see the status on your account page.
Applications sent from this browser and their status.
Read-only. trace never asks you to sign a transaction here.
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