Talos Data Works

The Data

What We Capture

Every session is a synchronized, multimodal record of skilled work — what the expert saw, how their hands moved, what they touched and why.

First-person capture of gloved hands stripping 12 AWG wire, overlaid with tracked hand-pose keypoints and fingertip pressure heatmapsStrip ¾″ of insulationGrip force · 14 NTool · wire stripper

Channels

Every order lists exactly which channels are delivered. Raw channels come straight from the sensors; derived channels are computed from them and documented in the manifest.

ChannelSourceRaw or derived
Egocentric videoHead-mounted cameraRaw
Wrist videoCamera on the dominant forearmRaw
Fixed operator viewTripod camera framed on the work area (bench cells only)Raw
AudioHead camera microphone, with third-party speech mutedRaw, redacted
Head and wrist IMUCamera-embedded gyroscope and accelerometerRaw
Fingertip pressureGlove force sensors, as raw counts and calibrated newtonsRaw and derived
Calibration recordPer-session calibration against a reference load cellRaw and derived
Hand poseMarkerless estimation from video: 21 keypoints per hand with confidenceDerived
Timestamps and sync logOne session clock with sync events at start and endRaw
LabelsTask, episode and step boundaries, outcome, tool and material tagsDerived (human)
MetadataContributor ID, credential, handedness, experience, glove size, site ID, rig serials—

How it's delivered

  • One directory per episode, with raw/ and derived/ folders
  • A manifest listing every file's channel, rate, units, raw or derived status, producing software and SHA-256 checksum
  • Every channel aligned to a single session clock, with residual drift reported per episode
  • Video as MP4, sensor streams as CSV or Parquet, labels as JSON, or in your own schema
  • Privacy processing applied, and contributors identified only by a pseudonymous ID
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