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Experts

Teach robots the work you already know.

Your experience can help define a task, explain a mistake or show how the work is done. We are building a network of skilled professionals who contribute to robot training in simulation.

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What you could contribute

Three ways your experience helps.

  • Align the key first
  • Press straight, listen for the click
  • Never push on the pins

Explain a task

Describe the steps, checks and situations that matter in your field.

Missed the latch

Review an attempt

Spot visible mistakes, and say what you would need to verify the result.

Demonstrate or correct

Use the controls provided for a supported simulation task, with guidance on the setup.

How it works

From application to paid work.

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  1. Step 1

    Apply

    Pick an open role in your field and apply.

    Industrial Electrician or Controls Technician
    $60–80/hrApply✓ Applied
  2. Step 2

    Get matched

    We match you to projects that need your expertise.

    You've been matchedNew project in Electrical
  3. Step 3

    Contribute

    Explain, review or demonstrate from your computer.

    • Explain the task
    • Review an attempt
    • Demonstrate a fix
  4. Step 4

    Get paid

    For completed work, on terms agreed up front.

    Completed projectPending✓ Paid

Don't see your field?

Apply anyway. We add fields as projects need them.

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We match people to upcoming projects. Getting in touch does not guarantee an assignment.

FAQ

Before you apply

Something else? Write to [email protected].

Do I need robotics or coding experience?

No. Each project gives you the instructions and controls for the task. We need your knowledge of the work.

Is it remote?

Most contributions happen on a computer. Timing and equipment depend on the project, and are set out before it starts.

Is it paid?

Project work is paid. Scope, time and payment terms are agreed before you begin.

Will this replace my job?

Robots are a long way from doing most skilled work. What they learn now is shaped by whoever teaches them. We think that should include the people who know the work.