Phone repair, first-person
Close, fine-motor work: screen replacement, soldering and diagnostics at phone repair stalls.
Samples are blurred and watermarked, 30 to 60 seconds. Request the full 10-hour sample on the right.
Head-mounted video of phone technicians opening devices, replacing screens and batteries, soldering and testing. Strong on precise hand-object interaction at close range.
- MP4 H.264 1080p30
- JSON metadata per clip
- IMU + GPS sidecar (CSV)
- LeRobot / RLDS on request
Trimmed to approved minutes only, with a review score on every clip.
21 keypoints per hand per frame, with a confidence score.
Start and end times for each step of the task, in plain verbs.
A short description of what is happening, every few seconds.
Verbatim transcript per speaker, in the language spoken.
| Field | Type | What it holds |
|---|---|---|
| clip_id | string | Stable clip ID |
| duration_s | number | Clip length in seconds |
| trade | string | Trade slug |
| workplace_id | string | Pseudonymous workplace ID |
| contributor_id | string | Pseudonymous contributor ID |
| consent_id | string | Consent record ID |
| consent_version | string | Consent text version |
| capture_date | date | Capture date (WAT) |
| device_model | string | Phone model |
| qa_score | number | 0–1 review score |
Non-exclusive licence for AI training. Every contributor is ID-checked and consented on video in their own language; bystander faces are blurred; every minute is reviewed by a person.
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