Labelled field task models
Each job decomposed into discrete tasks — tagged with action type, sequence, duration and outcome. The structured form machines learn from, built in real time as crews work, not reconstructed afterward.
Every job captured in FieldTaskora becomes a structured, labelled record of how humans operate in the physical world. One job at a time, we are building the dataset physical AI needs.
Work with us →Each job decomposed into discrete tasks — tagged with action type, sequence, duration and outcome. The structured form machines learn from, built in real time as crews work, not reconstructed afterward.
Field procedures mapped to reusable process models. Step sequences, decision branches and conditional checks — captured in context, not reconstructed from memory or written as theoretical SOPs.
Timestamped visual records tied to specific tasks and outcomes — real site conditions, real crew behaviour. The contextual imagery physical AI needs to interpret what it sees, not staged simulations.
Every judgment call, safety assessment and on-the-fly adaptation, recorded in context. How skilled workers respond when conditions change — the hardest part of field work to replicate, and the most valuable.
Every captured record feeds a training corpus that humanoid and autonomous field systems need to operate safely and effectively at scale. Built one job at a time, from day one.
No single source is enough. Real autonomous systems need layered context — systems, field evidence, maps, assets, sensors and human outcomes. Each source comes online as you scroll; hover any input for detail.
A robot already knows how to walk. It doesn't yet know exactly how to remove debris, install pipework, and dig trenches — safely, in sequence, with the right checks. That knowledge is procedure-deep and currently locked inside experienced workers. We capture that expertise and turn it into a skill robots can run on site.
We are not waiting for hardware milestones to build the data layer. The product is live, the data is flowing, and every record is structured for training from day one.
Operational product live across pilots in AU, Ireland and Germany. Crews log jobs. Data builds.
Dataset reaches scale. First field intelligence models trained. Skill sets emerge from the data.
Specialised skill sets made available to humanoid and autonomous hardware partners.