EAI Data Factory
The one-stop supply platform for embodied AI training data
Why a data factory
Data is the core engine of embodied AI. By fusing multi-source data—human, real-robot, and simulation—the EAI Data Factory covers the full lifecycle from pre-training and post-training to real-world closed-loop application, consistently fueling the embodied brain with high-quality, large-scale, multimodal training data.
Real-world data
Multi-source capture · multimodal alignment
Brain / Model
Pre-training · post-training
Robot / Device
Real-world deployment & execution
New data continuously generated in the field flows back for retraining, forming a self-reinforcing data flywheel.
Four core data assets
Covering the full embodied-AI training pipeline: pre-training, post-training, and the real-world closed loop.
Human data
First-person human manipulation data across industrial, home, and other scenarios; with multimodal time aligned and pre-processed, ready for model pre-training.
Adding third-person human data across education, retail, logistics, and more.
Real-robot teleoperation
Primarily from centralized data factories: 1,000 m² of floor space, 50+ real-robot capture rigs, six real-world scenarios, and millions of existing teleoperation trajectories.
Scaling up data volume.
Autonomous robot data
Closed-loop data software developed and deployed.
Primarily from decentralized data factories; built on a leading real-world robot deployment in North America to close the loop: field data → brain → robot.
Simulation data
Synthetic training data generated with Isaac Sim and MuJoCo.
Low-cost, scalable generation of long-tail and high-risk scenarios that fill real-capture blind spots.
A data factory built at scale
Large-scale capture capability in the physical world is the foundation of high-quality teleoperation data.
Centralized data factory
Owned and partner facilities producing high-quality teleoperation data at scale to power post-training.
Decentralized data factory
Built on real-world robot deployments in North America, capturing and feeding back field data in place to drive the model loop.
From pre-training to the real-world loop
Each of the four data types plays its role, forming the complete path along which the embodied brain evolves.
① Pre-training — human & simulation data
First-person manipulation
Isaac Sim · MuJoCo
② Post-training / loop — teleoperation & autonomous data
Centralized data factory
Decentralized deployment loop
EAI Data Factory · Technical architecture
A full-stack data production system — from platform portal to capture, post-processing, and infrastructure.
Human data capture
First/third-person video, multimodal synchronized capture
Output: human manipulation videoTeleoperation capture
Centralized data factory: 1,000 m² · 50+ rigs · six scenarios
Output: teleoperation trajectoriesAutonomous capture
Decentralized deployment, field feedback in place
Output: autonomous run dataSimulation generation
Isaac Sim · MuJoCo, long-tail / high-risk synthesis
Output: simulated trajectories① Pre-processing & alignment
Multimodal time alignment · denoising · segmentation · sensor calibration
② Extraction & retargeting
Skeleton / keypoint extraction · retargeting · action label generation
③ Labeling · cleaning · validation
Auto-labeling · human QA · model re-validation · dataset assembly
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get data samples
Tell us about your scenarios and data needs. Our team will match you with the right human, real-robot, or simulation data assets — and provide samples and an access plan.
- On-demand access to all four data assets, from pre-training to the real-world loop
- Unified LeRobot standard trajectory format, cross-embodiment ready
- Centralized + decentralized data factories for stable supply at scale
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