Record hands-free, first-person smartphone video of household chores and physical activities to help train robotics and AI systems. This flexible U.S. contractor role pays $10–$15 per hour and requires 20+ hours weekly.
Data Collection
Remote Hourly · $10–$15/hr
$10–$15/hr
Compensation
1 country
Eligibility
Entry
Experience
Aug 6, 2026
Posted
Open to applicants in
Georgia
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About AI Training and Data Collection
AI systems and robots learn from real-world examples prepared and reviewed by people. In this role, your first-person household recordings will provide visual data that helps researchers and developers understand natural human movement during everyday activities.
Remote, flexible work that can fit around other commitments
Entry-level opportunity with no prior AI-training experience required
Hands-on contribution to robotics and artificial intelligence
Independent-contractor work with a part-time schedule
The Role
OpenTrain is seeking a First-Person Household Video Data Recorder to create consistent video data for robotics and AI training. You will use a compatible smartphone mounted to a head strap or similar wearable device to capture synchronized, hands-free footage while completing household chores and specified physical activities.
This is a remote contractor role requiring 20+ hours per week. Compensation is $10–$15 per hour.
Job type: Independent contractor, part time
Experience level: Entry level
Language: English
Work eligibility: United States
Data type: First-person video
What You'll Do
Record everyday household chores and other specified physical activities using a smartphone
Capture synchronized first-person video while moving safely through each activity
Use a head strap or comparable wearable phone mount for hands-free recording
Perform repetitive movement tasks safely and consistently
Follow project guidelines so submitted footage is usable and consistent
Review your recording setup and activity execution to support reliable data collection
Requirements
You must be eligible to work in the United States and own a compatible smartphone. You should be comfortable recording video during physical household activities and wearing a head strap or similar phone-mount equipment.
iPhone 12 or later
Google Pixel 6 through 9
Samsung Galaxy S21 or later
Ability to capture synchronized first-person video during household and repetitive movement tasks
Comfort using wearable phone-mount equipment for hands-free recording
Ability to perform physical tasks safely and consistently
Careful adherence to project guidelines for submitted footage
Why Join OpenTrain
OpenTrain makes it easier to build experience in the growing field of AI training and data labeling. By recording real-world activities, you will help create the human-generated examples that modern AI and robotics systems depend on while developing a practical portfolio of project experience.
Work remotely with a flexible part-time schedule
Contribute data that supports robotics and AI development
Build experience in an expanding technology field
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