Manipulation & household tasks
Capture varied human demonstrations and robot interactions across natural environments.
Coverage programs
A coverage program turns a brief into coverage cells and capture configurations. It records failures and recoveries alongside successes, and every delivery ships with a coverage report.
Every coverage program draws its cells from Avala's catalog of 175 workflows.
The brief
Capture configurations
The coverage report
Gap report
Failures from your fleet shape the next brief.
How a coverage program runs
Each part is set before capture starts or checked after it ends, so every delivery traces back to the gap it was meant to close.
A collection brief names the gap: tasks, settings, objects, sequence counts and acceptance criteria. Your team approves it before capture starts.
The brief picks cells from the catalog. Each cell is a task in a setting with a target count, so progress is measured cell by cell.
Mistakes, recoveries and interventions are labeled and delivered as their own lane. They show your model how to get back on track.
Each campaign fixes the capture mode, rig, sensors and calibration, and records them on every sequence.
Every delivery ships with a report that compares what was captured with the brief, cell by cell.
Per-delivery coverage report
The coverage report compares each delivery with its brief. It shows which cells are complete, where the data is thin and where it is concentrated.
Programs
Run focused programs across human demonstration, robot interaction, mobile autonomy, and industrial work.
Capture varied human demonstrations and robot interactions across natural environments.
Build coverage for pick-and-place, sorting, palletizing, and inventory workflows.
Collect edge cases across navigation, weather, terrain, and human interaction.
Record tool use, assembly, inspection, and contact-rich tasks with the context training teams need.
Start with one gap
Bring your rollouts or your task list. We map them to coverage cells and draft the first brief with you.