Someone does their job. We record what their hands see.
A baker filling empanadas. A mechanic backing out a seized bolt. Our operators wear the rig you pick and work the way they always do, with consent signed before the first frame.
We've recorded in factories, kitchens and workshops: 197 workplaces across South America so far. Pegaso turns that kind of footage into multimodal datasets for embodied AI, captured to the spec your team writes.
Send us a spec→A baker filling empanadas. A mechanic backing out a seized bolt. Our operators wear the rig you pick and work the way they always do, with consent signed before the first frame.
Video, IMU and audio share a single monotonic timebase, stamped per frame and per sample. When your model asks what the wrist was doing at frame 4,812, the answer is already in the file.
Reviewers throw out sessions with dropped frames or a camera pointed at the ceiling. What survives gets timestamped action segments, English narrations and hand keypoints, in your taxonomy if you have one.
You get data your training stack reads on day one: your schema, your splits, a dataset card, and the consent trail behind every clip.
Hire us for one piece of it, or hand us the whole program.
Multimodal data built to your spec. You choose tasks, environments, rigs, hours and label schema. We run the operation and deliver in your format.
Video · IMU · Audio · LabelsMono, multicam, stereo or wrist, alone or combined.
4 rigsA trained bench of reviewers you can bring into your own pipeline, on your tools and your guidelines.
StaffingThe iOS app our operators record with, licensed to teams that collect their own data.
iOSRecruiting, training, devices, consent and logistics. Based in Argentina, expanding across South America project by project.
AR · SAFour ways to put cameras on a person. Tell us what your policy needs to see and we'll fit the rig to it.
One head-mounted camera at eye line. The most hours per dollar, and the view most egocentric models are trained on.
A head camera plus two or three fixed cameras around the workspace, for the context the wearer can't see.
A calibrated pair at eye line for depth. The calibration travels with the data, session by session.
One camera on each wrist, close to the grasp, plus one on the head. The wrists see what the head loses behind the fingers.
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Real workplaces in Argentina, recorded between November 2025 and August 2026.
Clips from real sessions, compressed for the web. Full-resolution samples come with their sensor files, on request.
We trained a large bench of QA reviewers for egocentric data. They check sync, framing, task compliance and label quality against written guidelines, and they're starting on our own sessions now. Your operation can use them too, with a lead on our side who answers for the numbers.
Our operators record with an iOS app we built for this work. It stamps each frame and each IMU sample against the same clock, keeps the camera's capabilities with the session, writes a receipt when the upload lands, and even notes why a recording stopped. If your team needs to collect data in-house, we license it and set it up for your protocol.
Ask about licensing →Pegaso is run by the people who spent the last year running egocentric capture for physical AI programs. We recruited and trained hundreds of operators, wrote the recording protocols, shipped phones to other provinces and answered for every hour a client rejected.
A full document or three lines both work. We reply with samples that match and a proposal.
contact@pegaso.ar