Egocentric perspective of human hands manipulating mechanical components

Grounded Robotics Intelligence Platform

Teaching robots
the way humans
actually move.

Grip is the robot-ready data supply chain for embodied AI. Capturing, enriching, and delivering high-quality egocentric human-task data at the scale foundation models need.

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The gap

Robotics is missing 95% of the data it needs.

Today's global collection sits at roughly 1 million hours (about 10 human lifetimes). Frontier model teams estimate 100+ million hours are still needed to reach a true ChatGPT moment for physical intelligence.

At current rates, closing that gap will take decades. Most efforts trade quality for volume, lean on teleoperation and synthetic data, or lack the production pipelines model teams can use at scale.

~1M
Hours collected globally today
~100M
Hours still needed

The platform

An end-to-end robot-ready supply chain, from human hands to model weights.

01

Capture

Real human egocentric recording in factories, homes, and workplaces — grounded in the environments robots will actually operate in.

02

Quality

Production-grade standards co-designed with frontier model teams through our DM0 partnership.

03

Enrich

Full-stack QC, annotation, and enrichment pipelines built for embodied AI, not repurposed from web data.

04

Deliver

Robotics-native formats — LeRobot, MCAP, ROS, and custom schemas — ready to plug into model training runs.

200k+

Annotated hours of production-grade egocentric data already delivered

100k

Hours added every month across global collection sites

DM0

Active co-design partnership shaping quality and schema standards

The advantage

Built for the teams defining physical intelligence.

Grip is the only player combining large scale inventory, model-team-defined quality standards, and a global production pipeline, at a cost that generates ROI on data procurement budgets.

Data type
Egocentric, synchronized perception layers
Heavy robot teleop / synthetic
Quality standards
Co-designed with frontier model teams
Internal or research-oriented
Pipeline ownership
Full stack — hardware to delivery
Partial: collection or open datasets
Unit economics
Lower-cost, Emerging markets
Higher-cost, Western-centric
Production readiness
Native robotics schemas, ready inventory
Research sets or early pipelines

The next era of physical intelligence
will be built on grounded data.

If you're training embodied models, we should talk.