FieldMesh connects physical AI and robotics teams with 50+ real US operating environments — delivering first-person video data under your protocol, at the scale your models actually need.
Frontier models for the physical world need footage from the physical world. FieldMesh builds the connective layer.
The physical AI training data problem isn't synthetic data quality. It's that real US footage — in real US environments, with real compliance — barely exists at scale. Until now.
Your team is already doing the work. The robots need to watch it. We handle the hardware, the consent, the protocol, the payment — you just keep doing what you do.
A pilot-first workflow designed so buyers validate quality early, and environments know exactly what participation involves.
Buyers define the task: viewpoint, actions, scene conditions, and acceptance criteria. We shape it into a repeatable field capture protocol.
We match the protocol to qualified US environments where that work is genuine, repeatable, and already happening every day.
A small scoped capture run produces real footage against your protocol — so buyers evaluate quality before committing to scale.
Footage is reviewed against criteria you set. PII review is built in. Delivery is structured for direct pipeline ingestion.
Validated protocols expand across additional environments under NDA/MSA-ready agreements. Recurring supply. Consistent quality.
Not as a legal disclaimer bolted on at delivery. As part of the architecture from day one.
Worker participation is always voluntary. Site participation is confirmed before capture. Programs are built to support informed consent — not assumed.
Personal-information review is part of the capture and delivery workflow — scoped and refined during pilot, not handled as an afterthought.
Engagements are structured to operate under NDA and master service agreements. Protocol-defined scope on both sides of every transaction.
Either you're building AI that needs to see the world — or you run a business that can show it. Either way, this is a 15-minute conversation.