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The Ground-Truth Loop

Learn the closed loop that turns raw fleet data into models you can trust: ingest, visualize, annotate, curate, train, deploy — then route every failure back to the data that caused it. One real dataset, followed end to end.

1Ingest
2Visualize
3Annotate
4Curate
5Train
6Deploy

Deploy feeds back into Annotate — failures in the field become the next dataset.

  1. 01

    What is Avala?

    Foundations

    A robot did something wrong yesterday — and the labels that would explain it don't exist yet. This is the data problem Avala was built to close.

    3 min read
  2. 02

    The Ground-Truth Loop

    Foundations

    Collect, visualize, annotate, curate, train, deploy — then route every failure back to the data that caused it. The loop is the product.

    3 min read
  3. 03

    Ingest & Visualize

    Ingest & Visualize

    Upload a raw multi-sensor recording and watch it become a synchronized 4D scene in the browser — point clouds, multi-camera playback, and splats on one timeline.

    2 min read
  4. 04

    Annotate

    Annotate

    The stage that makes the loop a loop. Models trained on your data auto-label the bulk; human experts verify the hard cases through consensus. The output is deterministic 4D ground truth.

    3 min read
  5. 05

    Curate & manage

    Curate

    Verified labels are only useful if you can find, slice, version, and trust them. Curation turns a pile of annotations into datasets you can reason about.

    2 min read
  6. 06

    Train

    Train

    A verified, versioned dataset flows into your training pipeline. You train on ground truth, not raw sensor dumps — and the format meets your framework where it lives.

    2 min read
  7. 07

    Deploy & close the loop

    Deploy

    The model ships, the fleet runs, and the failures it produces become the next dataset. This is the arrow that turns a pipeline into a flywheel.

    2 min read
  8. 08

    Make it yours

    Foundations

    The loop is an API. Wire every stage into your own systems with the SDKs, the CLI, and an MCP server your coding agents can drive directly.

    2 min read