Robotics Data Collection Tester — Flexible 4-Hour Shifts

Innodata; United States; Remote; USD 14,000 - 17,000; Part time

Job summary

Innodata is seeking a Robotic Data Collection Tester to help train AI by recording yourself performing simple household tasks with a head-mounted camera. This flexible role can be completed for up to 4 hours per day in a quiet environment.

You will wear the camera, follow simple instructions, and demonstrate natural movements while maintaining consistent procedures and safety standards. Prior robotics programming is not required; attention to detail and comfort with being recorded are important.

Qualifications

• Recent iPhone or Android smartphone with a working camera.
• Ability to work up to 4 hours per day.
• Ability to work in a quiet, distraction-free environment.
• Comfortable wearing a head-mounted camera/strap and being recorded.
• Ability to follow simple instructions and repeat tasks consistently.
• Reliable internet connection and ability to upload recorded data, if required.

Responsibilities

• Wear a head-mounted camera while performing everyday activities and follow instructions while being recorded.
• Demonstrate realistic movements that can be used to train/ evaluate robotics and AI systems.
• Repeat tasks with consistent procedures and safety standards.
• Review recordings for quality and report technical issues with the equipment.

Skills

Attention to detail

Following instructions

Comfort with head-mounted camera

Reliable internet

Privacy guidelines

Distraction-free environment

Job description

Innodata is seeking a Robotic Data Collection Tester to help train AI by recording yourself performing simple household tasks with a head-mounted camera. This flexible role can be completed for up to 4 hours per day in a quiet environment.

You will wear the camera, follow simple instructions, and demonstrate natural movements while maintaining consistent procedures and safety standards. Prior robotics programming is not required; attention to detail and comfort with being recorded are important.