Scraping manure from concrete takes a different motion from forking straw out of a bedded stall. Pressure washing a farrowing crate is different again. Workers decide where to start so they do not walk waste back over a clean section, how full to load a barrow before it becomes unsafe to tip, and when to move an animal out before working around it.
Our camera rig captures the first-person view from the worker plus two or three fixed cameras covering the pen and the path to the muck heap. The streams are time-aligned. Shifts are recorded whole, in operating farms, not staged.
The delivered data arrives segmented into steps: clearing a stall, loading a barrow, tipping it, hosing down, laying fresh bedding. Each step carries a short description and a success or failure tag. If you want tracked hands and tools, say so. Data is written to your storage in whatever format your pipeline already expects.
Participants have given consent and are paid for their time, and the footage is licensed for commercial training. We reply within 15 minutes during business hours, and samples ship within a business day.