For one blocked model workflow
First release
Scope one modality mix, one dataset release, and the acceptance criteria that prove it is useful.
- Defined model objective
- Bounded data and workflow scope
- Dated success review
Pricing for Physical AI
Avala scopes the platform around the loop you need to run: modalities, data volume, quality, compute, deployment, and whether you need managed operations. Start with a bounded release; expand when the loop proves value.
Starting points
No generic seat ladder. Choose the smallest commercial path that can prove the next dataset release, then expand the same system.
For one blocked model workflow
Scope one modality mix, one dataset release, and the acceptance criteria that prove it is useful.
For recurring model improvement
Run ingest, curation, human + AI labeling, QC, versioning, and export as one repeatable system.
For multiple programs and teams
Standardize how sensor data is governed, released, and connected to training across the organization.
Cost drivers
Every proposal names the assumptions behind the scope, so teams can see what is included and what changes as they scale.
Modalities, scene volume, capture cadence, retention, and the dataset release you need to publish.
The stages Avala runs, from ingest and curation through annotation, QC, export, and re-label.
Compute, storage, integrations, deployment model, security requirements, and support level.
Whether your team operates Mission Control or Avala supplies collection, labeling, and QC capacity.
Commercial principles
Begin with one model objective, a defined dataset release, and written acceptance criteria.
The scope names usage measures, included capacity, owners, and the changes that affect the quote.
Add modalities, programs, and operational capacity after the loop proves value.
Pricing questions
Physical AI programs vary by modality, volume, workflow, infrastructure, and operations. Avala turns those inputs into an explicit scope instead of hiding them behind an arbitrary seat tier.
Yes. The first-release path covers one model objective, a bounded dataset release, and agreed acceptance criteria before you expand.
No. Mission Control is the platform and system of record. You can add managed collection, labeling, and QC capacity when your team needs execution support.
We map one sensor-to-model loop and its data, workflow, infrastructure, and operating assumptions. Then we define the inputs for a written scope and set a date for the next step.
Build the right first release
We will map the smallest deployment that can move one model workflow forward and make every commercial assumption visible.