The footage covers both. Motorized work includes refueling, string replacement, starting a cold engine, and sweeping a clean edge along a path. Manual work includes kneeling in beds, pulling roots without snapping them, and hoeing between rows of crops where a wrong strike costs a plant.
Every participant wears a head camera, and we place fixed cameras at the edge of the area being cleared so the full body posture and the terrain are visible at once. The two views are synchronized. We record in real fields, orchards, roadside verges, and gardens across five countries, for the whole working day.
What a researcher receives is a set of episodes, each one a bounded piece of work, such as clearing one fence line or weeding one bed. Within each episode the steps are labeled in plain language and tagged for success or failure. Hand, tool, and object tracks are optional. Everything is delivered in your own schema to your own bucket.
Footage is cleared for commercial model training and the workers in it are consented and paid. Request a sample and we will have it to you within a business day.