Household Video Capture Specialist (Argentina)

Help create training data for personal robotics by recording real-world household tasks with a UMI gripper, a wearable device designed to mirror robot hand movements while you work naturally at home.

• Capture and submit high-quality video demonstrations of everyday household tasks using a UMI gripper wearable device.
• Set up and operate recording equipment and the UMI gripper to accurately capture real-world hand movements.
• Follow detailed, task-specific recording instructions and project standards.
• Review feedback from assigned reviewers and adjust your process to improve data quality.
• Communicate clearly and proactively with the project team in writing and verbally.
• Maintain a consistent weekly workflow that meets minimum approved-data requirements.

• Strong attention to detail and the ability to follow complex specifications precisely.
• Manual dexterity and experience performing precise physical tasks in varied household settings.
• Comfort setting up, wearing, and operating specialized devices and video-recording equipment.
• Ability to incorporate feedback and make iterative improvements to your work.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills and responsiveness to feedback.
• Reliable access to a fully equipped household in Argentina, including a kitchen, living spaces, and common household items.
• Stable, high-speed home internet capable of uploading large video files.
• Comfort with prolonged VR-headset use as part of the regular work environment.

• Interest in personal robotics, AI, and emerging home technology.
• Experience with data collection, usability studies, or similar hands-on projects.
• Patience for repetitive, precision-focused work and adaptability as project needs change.

• Remote independent-contractor engagement for candidates based in Argentina.
• Work is completed from your own eligible household environment.
• Openings may be filled quickly, often within 48 hours, and selected candidates should be ready to begin their first task promptly.

• Compensation is structured as pay per task, paid per hour of approved data that meets project specifications.
• The advertised compensation range is $15 to $30 per hour of approved data.
• An initial pilot rate applies, followed by an improved post-calibration rate once consistent quality benchmarks are met.
• Early in the project, plan for approximately two hours of review work for each approved hour of data; this ratio typically improves with familiarity.