Observed arrival · 2026-09-27
EgoClip wants to turn everyday footage into robot-training data
EgoClip describes a chest-worn camera for capturing first-person activity, which users can choose to share with robotics companies in exchange for payment.
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- People interested in paid first-person data work
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- The FAQ says the camera can be paused and that recordings can be removed before being sent to UBL.
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The FAQ lays out a wearable-to-phone workflow: attach the camera at the center of a shirt, switch it on, and track activity through a phone. EgoClip says users can pause capture and remove material before sharing, including around private moments, children, or nearby people. The company also reports more than $1 million in customer orders and over 100,000 contracted hours; those figures are claims on the page, not independently verified here.
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