Video Data Capture Associate (iPhone Users)

Description Remote | Flexible Independent Contractor Are you an iPhone user looking for flexible remote work that fits around your schedule? We're recruiting participants for an exciting AI data collection project. You'll record short first-person (egocentric) videos using your own iPhone while completing normal daily activities. These recordings help train next-generation artificial intelligence systems used in computer vision, robotics, and human activity recognition. This is a flexible independent contractor opportunity where you can complete recordings from your own home, workplace, or other appropriate environments while following project guidelines. What You'll Do Record high-quality first-person videos using your iPhone and a headset. Perform everyday activities naturally while recording. Upload recordings through the project platform. Follow recording instructions and quality standards. Re-record activities if requested during quality review. Meet submission deadlines. Maintain confidentiality and comply with all project requirements. Examples of Recording Activities Activities may include Cooking and meal preparation Cleaning and household chores Laundry and organizing Grocery shopping Walking indoors or outdoors Gardening Property maintenance Warehouse or retail work Restaurant kitchen tasks Hotel housekeeping Delivery or logistics activities Office or administrative work Compensation Compensation is based on approved recording hours that meet the project's quality requirements. $3.00 USD per approved hour Approved hours are reviewed and reported weekly. On average, approximately 45 minutes of every recorded hour is typically approved, provided recordings meet project quality standards. Hiring Process Qualified applicants will complete Online application Device compatibility verification Internet and hardware testing Digital agreement and consent forms Training Sample video submission Quality approval Project activation Requirements Requirements Applicants must Be at least 18 years old. Own a compatible iPhone. Have reliable internet access for uploading recordings. Be comfortable recording daily activities from a first-person perspective. Be able to follow written instructions carefully. Be available to record a minimum of 3 hours per day . Successful participants will also Produce steady, clear recordings. Follow all recording guidelines. Record in suitable lighting whenever possible. Submit recordings on time. Respect privacy requirements. Avoid recording confidential or sensitive information. Produce authentic, unstaged recordings. Keep both hands visible for at least 60% of each recording. Originally posted on

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