Credits
Where our footage comes from
Every image and video on this site is either our own work, public domain, or used under a Creative Commons licence, credited below.
Robot footage and photos (for context)
- Robonaut 2: Operating switches and panels on the International Space StationNASAPublic domain
- SAFFiR: Walking a ship's corridor in low lightUS Navy / Office of Naval ResearchPublic domain
- Robonaut 2: Holding an ultrasound probe on a training mannequinNASA Johnson Space CenterPublic domain
- TORO (DLR): Whole-body balancing while being pushedDLR Institute of Robotics and Mechatronics (DLRRMC)CC BY 3.0
- R5 Valkyrie: Full-body humanoid built for disaster-response tasksNASA / Bill Stafford, James Blair, Regan GeesemanPublic domain
- SAFFiR: Aiming a fire hose in a smoke-filled compartmentUS Navy / Office of Naval ResearchPublic domain
- Robonaut 2 reaching for a switch on a control panel aboard the ISSNASAPublic domain
- Robonaut 2 shaking hands with a spacesuitNASA / Robert MarkowitzPublic domain
- Robonaut 2 aboard the ISS with a crew memberNASAPublic domain
- SAFFiR LiDAR visualisationUS Navy / Office of Naval ResearchPublic domain
Source media for our labeled samples
- Farmers Market Food Demo - Watermelon Salad (our labeled sample)US Department of Agriculture (Agricultural Marketing Service)Public domain
- Farmers Market Food Demo - Spanish Tomato Salad (our labeled sample)US Department of Agriculture (Agricultural Marketing Service)Public domain
- Pumpkin Curry Soup (our labeled sample)US Department of Agriculture (Agricultural Marketing Service)Public domain
- First-person photo (our labeled sample)Alina KakshapatiCC0 1.0
- First-person photo (our labeled sample)Faisal AhammadCC0 1.0
- First-person photo (our labeled sample)Jonas SvidrasCC0 1.0
- Low-light robot footage (our clean-up sample)US Navy / Office of Naval ResearchPublic domain
NASA, the US Navy / Office of Naval Research and DLR are not clients of Annoroid and do not endorse Annoroid, its services or this website. Their footage is shown only to illustrate the kinds of robots and tasks that rely on labeled training data. All labels, masks, tracks, captions, depth, point clouds and clean-up results shown as our work were produced by Annoroid.