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BOUNTY TEMPLATE

Warehouse picking dataset bounty

Commission consented robot or egocentric data for SKU picking, bin picking, packing, and shelf workflows.

DIRECT ANSWER

This template is designed for warehouse-picking buyers who need vendors to quote against specific capture, metadata, QA, rights, and delivery requirements.

$45k-$180k

Budget

Use this as a planning range before vendor quotes and sample review.

3-8 weeks

Timeline

Assumes scoped capture, sample QA, and buyer-hosted delivery.

Tags

  • Egocentric video
  • Teleoperation
  • Proprioception
  • Warehouse Picking
  • Robot Grasping

Capture requirements

  • 30 FPS+ video
  • object/SKU metadata
  • camera calibration
  • per-session task labels

QA criteria

  • hands or gripper visible
  • no long idle periods
  • SKU diversity matches target deployment

Metadata fields

  • warehouse zone
  • SKU family
  • pick success
  • failure reason
  • lighting condition

Risk flags

  • site access approval
  • worker consent
  • customer-identifiable labels

TEMPLATE RESEARCH PATHS

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EXTERNAL REFERENCES

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