Miso Motion  ·  v1.0  ·  2026

Real-world motion
intelligence for
physical AI.

Structured service-task data captured from expert human work in real environments.

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1.5M+
Households served
130K+
Service providers
15M+
Bookings completed
Real service work. Real environments. Real outcomes.
Section 01  /  The Challenge

Physical AI needs real-world human data.

Robotics and embodied AI systems cannot learn everything from internet video or simulation alone. The physical world is varied, unpredictable, and contextual — models need to observe real hands, real tools, real environments, and real outcomes including failure and recovery. That data has not existed at scale. Until now.

Data signals required
Hands & wrist motion
Tool use & grip
Object manipulation
Surface interaction
Failure & recovery
Environment variability
Task sequencing
Outcome signals
Section 02  /  Product

A structured data layer for physical AI.

Miso Motion transforms real service work into model-ready training data. Not raw footage — structured, labeled, and contextualized data purpose-built for robotics and embodied AI teams.

01 / Capture
Egocentric Video
First-person recordings from head-mounted rigs during live service tasks across real homes and businesses.
02 / Annotation
Task Segmentation
Each clip is segmented into discrete tasks and subtasks with frame-level temporal boundaries and semantic tags.
03 / Interaction
Hand–Object Mapping
Precise tracking of hand positions, grasp types, and contact events with identified objects and surfaces.
04 / Context
Environment Metadata
Room type, surface materials, object categories, lighting conditions, and spatial layout per session.
05 / Labels
Tool & Surface Tags
Standardized ontology of tools, materials, and surfaces applied consistently across all task domains.
06 / Outcomes
Before / After Signals
Verified outcome states — task completion, quality assessments, and annotated failure modes.
Section 03  /  Dataset

Four task domains. One data infrastructure.

Domain 01
Clean

Cleaning tasks across surfaces, environments, and tool types. High-frequency, repetitive manipulation with clear before/after outcome signals.

  • Surface cleaning
  • Tool handling
  • Repetitive motion patterns
  • Multi-room sequences
Domain 02
Move

Object handling, packing, and organization tasks. Emphasis on grasp strategies, spatial reasoning, and sequential planning under real constraints.

  • Object relocation
  • Packing & unpacking
  • Spatial organization
  • Load management
Domain 03
Fix

Repair, installation, and maintenance work. High tool diversity, procedural complexity, and rigorous outcome verification requirements.

  • Appliance repair
  • Tool-based tasks
  • Installation sequences
  • Diagnostic steps
Domain 04
Launder

Garment care and fabric handling. Deformable-object manipulation with fine-grained dexterity, ironing, folding, and sorting under varied textiles.

  • Ironing & pressing
  • Folding sequences
  • Sorting & pairing
  • Deformable handling
Section 04  /  Differentiation

Why Miso has a unique right to win.

Miso already operates at the scale required to build this dataset. We don't collect from scratch — we collect from a live service network active in real homes and businesses today. That changes what is possible.

  • 1.5M+ households and 130K+ providers represent an unmatched source of in-home service intelligence at real scale.
  • 15M+ completed bookings provide outcome signal at a volume impossible to replicate synthetically or in a lab setting.
  • Providers are verified professionals working in real, uncontrolled environments — not actors in staged conditions.
  • Miso Motion is built on existing service infrastructure — not a data collection effort constructed from the ground up.
  • Privacy and consent are embedded in the operational layer, not retrofitted after collection.
Section 05  /  Specifications

Built for robotics teams.

Capture
Egocentric video from head-mounted rigs in live service environments.
Annotation
Task and subtask labels with frame-level temporal boundaries and semantic classification.
Interaction
Hand–object contact events, grasp classification, and object state transitions per frame.
Metadata
Tool type, surface material, environment class, and spatial layout descriptors per clip.
Outcomes
Before/after state verification with task completion, quality, and failure mode annotations.
Privacy
Consent-first collection. Face and PII redaction workflows applied before any distribution.
Format
Packaging aligned to robotics and embodied AI training pipelines. Custom splits on request.
Access
Research licensing and enterprise partnerships. Apply via the Miso Motion contact form.
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Train physical AI on the real world.

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