Every clip we publish, unedited.

A transit segment — carrying a tool between floors. Exactly the footage staged datasets cut, and a reason policies fail to move between rooms. The image circle is letterboxed into a 16:9 canvas, so the black margins are the proxy container, not lost data.

Frame

960 × 540

Length

8 s

Projection

Fisheye · 16:9 canvas

File

4.7 MB

Audio

Present in source, muted here

Episode

EP_0411_HOME_C

The same fisheye rig on a longer task chain: fill a container at the sink, cross the room, water the plants. Twenty seconds covering three sub-tasks and a room transition — the kind of sequence a policy has to hold context across, and the operator’s torso and both hands stay in frame throughout.

Frame

360 × 360

Length

20 s

Projection

Fisheye · 1:1 canvas

File

0.2 MB

Audio

No audio track

Episode

EP_0637_HOME_P

The same task as household 1, performed by a different person in a different home — a desk-side vessel instead of a kitchen sink fill, a fiddle-leaf fig instead of a windowsill row, blown-out window light instead of even overheads. One task captured across two households is the difference between a policy that generalizes and one that memorizes a single kitchen.

Frame

960 × 540

Length

10 s

Projection

Fisheye · 16:9 canvas

File

4.0 MB

Audio

No audio track

Episode

EP_0742_HOME_D

The first published clip from the largest set in the catalog, and the first that is not a single stationary task: it runs from stirring at the hob, to a reach up into a wall cabinet, to walking across the kitchen — one continuous shot across three sub-tasks and a change of posture, with no cut hiding the transitions. It is also artificial evening light rather than daylight, which is the honest state of the low-light condition cell on this set. The walking segment goes dark and motion-blurred as the exposure hunts, and that is shipped rather than trimmed, because it is what a head camera actually returns when the wearer moves in a dim room.

Frame

640 × 360

Length

1m 01s

Projection

Wide · fills 16:9

File

17.5 MB

Audio

No audio track

Episode

EP_0823_KITCHEN_D

A minute of continuous fine bimanual work: the fretting hand changes shape every few seconds while the strumming hand keeps time, both inside the frame the whole way. The tablet the player is reading from is also in shot, so the instruction and the execution appear in the same view — the pairing most egocentric sets leave out. Unlike the other clips this one fills the 16:9 frame instead of showing a circular image circle, and straight lines bend at the edges, which is the fisheye projection rather than an encoding fault.

Frame

1280 × 720

Length

1m 01s

Projection

Fisheye · fills 16:9

File

17.7 MB

Audio

No audio track

Episode

EP_0805_HOME_G

The first outdoor capture in this set, and the reason it matters is light: direct sun, hard shadows moving across the soil, and a bright grass surround the exposure has to hold against — conditions no amount of indoor footage teaches. The hands are gloved, so the usual skin-tone hand cues are gone and the model has to track the tool instead. This is a home raised bed, not commercial growing; the seasonal Agriculture line in the catalog is a separate thing and is not evidenced by this clip.

Frame

640 × 360

Length

1m 01s

Projection

Wide · fills 16:9

File

17.5 MB

Audio

No audio track

Episode

EP_0818_YARD_V