Failure-response collection

Collect training data around real robot failures.

When a robot cannot complete a task, a Nuuduu professional performs the work in the same environment. That demonstration becomes structured training data — and a request for similar episodes across the Nuuduu network.

  1. Share the failure

    Send the task, object, environment or situation the robot cannot reliably handle. Robot deployments reveal exactly where models need more data.

  2. Human demonstration on site

    A Nuuduu professional steps in and performs the same task in the robot’s actual operating environment — capturing the geometry, tools, lighting and conditions that caused the difficulty.

  3. Capture the episode

    The demonstration is recorded as structured robotics training data: synchronized sensor streams, task metadata and episode boundaries ready for downstream pipelines.

  4. Search Atlas, then collect what is missing

    Nuuduu searches Atlas for related examples and can send a targeted request to professionals in the network for additional demonstrations of similar tasks and environments.

  5. Quality control and segmentation

    Recordings are reviewed, synchronized and cut into task-level episodes suitable for training, fine-tuning, evaluation or reinforcement learning.

  6. Deliver a targeted dataset

    Receive the original failure-response episode together with related Atlas examples and newly collected variation — as MCAP logs, derived datasets and annotations.

What robotics teams can specify

Collection can be scoped around the failure mode, not a generic task list.

Failure mode
Task
Environment
Objects and tools
Robot type
Number of episodes
Desired modalities
Quality requirements
Metadata requirements

Start collection

Request training data

Share a task, failure case or data requirement. We can search Atlas for relevant episodes and launch targeted collection through the Nuuduu network.

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