Define
Set the task, output schema, and acceptance gates.

01 Buyer-defined data programs
We turn real human work into structured, customer-specified training data for robots.
02 Our principle
Every Norda program starts from your training objective and technical requirements—not a pre-existing dataset, fixed sector, or sensor stack.
03 From brief to dataset
Set the task, output schema, and acceptance gates.
Match the brief with the right people and settings.
Run controlled protocols with a task-specific stack.
Segment and label demonstrations to your ontology.
Check integrity and quality; package only accepted data.
04 Signal by design
The capture stack follows the learning objective. We add equipment only when its signal justifies the cost and complexity.
Egocentric, fixed, multi-view, depth, or audio streams as required.
Pose, IMU, trajectories, force, or tactile signals where useful.
Objects, conditions, environment, operator context, and outcomes.
Instructions, event boundaries, actions, errors, recoveries, and outcomes.
05 Real environments
We launch focused pilots, then scale accepted programs into recurring data production across people, sites, and geographies—with continuous QA and targeted recollection.
06 Data standards
Task, procedure, outputs, and acceptance gates agreed before scale.
Task-specific equipment, calibrated where needed and time-aligned to the required outputs.
Operator training, setup checks, sample review, and rapid corrective loops.
Buyer-defined ontologies applied to actions, objects, transitions, errors, and outcomes.
Automated integrity checks and human review against agreed acceptance criteria.
Consent, licensing, retention, transfer, and access controls defined per program.
07 Start focused
Share the task, environment, and technical requirements. We will design the data program around them—from a focused pilot to recurring production.
Discuss your data needs