Physical AI data infrastructure

Trust your training data.
Trace every pattern.

VeriPhiLabs turns raw, multi-sensor robot captures into provenance-traced, time-synchronized training datasets — sealed with versioned cryptographic proofs your models can be audited against, frame by frame.

Built for
Humanoid robotics Dexterous manipulation Physical AI labs EU AI Act compliance

Three pillars. One unbroken chain.

Every dataset we deliver is built on provenance, structured around natural patterns, and sealed with a versioned cryptographic proof.

01 / Provenance

Every event. Every annotator. Every decision.

We embed C2PA v2.3-compliant manifests at the episode level — capturing annotator identity, taxonomy version, QA pass state, and object-level scene trace for every frame in a teleoperation capture.

C2PA v2.3 Scene trace EU AI Act Art. 10 Audit trail
02 / Multi-modal patterns

Signals aligned. Patterns extracted.

We ingest ROS2 bag files and synchronize egocentric video, wrist cameras, force/torque sensors, and joint states to sub-frame precision — then annotate across all modalities with a unified episode taxonomy.

ROS2 native Sub-frame sync Force/torque Contact events
03 / Versioned dataset proofs

Immutable. Versioned. Auditable.

Every dataset release is sealed with a cryptographic hash tree across all episodes, annotations, and metadata. When your model fails in production, you can trace the failure to a specific annotation decision — not just a dataset version.

SHA-256 proof Dataset versioning Policy debug trace

From raw capture to policy-ready data

A managed pipeline that handles every stage — so your team stays focused on building robots, not wrangling datasets.

Step 01

Ingest your teleoperation captures

Upload ROS2 bag files via our secure API. We validate format integrity, detect sync drift, and confirm sensor coverage before annotation begins.

Step 02

Multi-modal stream alignment

All sensor streams are synchronized to sub-frame precision. Object identities are tracked across cameras, and action boundaries are auto-detected as annotation seeds.

Step 03

Expert annotation with QA at every layer

Domain-specialist annotators label grasp quality, contact surface, failure type, and action segments — each decision logged with confidence scores and reviewer identity.

Step 04

Sealed dataset proof, delivered

Your dataset is delivered with a cryptographic proof manifest, C2PA episode records, and an interactive episode viewer for spot-checking any frame in the collection.

Sensors that disagree on time produce models that misread reality.

At the heart of multi-sensor perception lies a deceptively hard challenge: aligning data streams that operate at completely different speeds. Cameras often capture 30 frames per second. LiDAR systems may scan at 10 hertz. Inertial sensors produce hundreds of measurements every second.

When these streams aren't carefully aligned, a system can attempt to interpret events that never occurred in the same moment — stitching a camera frame to an IMU reading from milliseconds earlier, or a force spike to the wrong contact event. The result is a distorted view of reality baked directly into the training data.

A grasp that "failed" in the data may have simply been mis-timed against the force sensor. Bad synchronization doesn't just lose information — it manufactures false patterns your model will learn.
Cameras (RGB / depth)
High spatial detail, moderate rate
~30 Hz
LiDAR scans
Spatial geometry, lower rate
~10 Hz
Inertial & force/torque
Fine-grained motion & contact
100s Hz

Pattern recognition across every data type

We don't just label single streams. We analyze relationships between modalities — real and synthetic, across cameras, across conditions — so your models learn the patterns that generalize.

Video pairs

Paired-frame analysis across domains and conditions — quantifying how scene attributes shift while underlying actions stay constant. The foundation for domain-transfer robustness.

desertsnow
realsynthetic
daylightblue light

Multi-camera data

Time-synced, time-coded footage from 2–3 cameras, aligned to a shared clock. Object identities are tracked across viewpoints so every annotation is consistent frame-for-frame, camera-to-camera.

2–3 synchronized cameras
shared time-code clock
cross-view object tracking

Synthetic renderings

3D and 4D scenes generated in Unreal Engine, rendered to match real-capture sensor profiles. Synthetic data amplifies your real episodes — calibrated against ground truth so fidelity stays measurable.

Unreal Engine 3D / 4D
real-to-synthetic matching
fidelity verified vs. ground truth
Dataset proof manifest VERIFIED
dataset_idvpl-d-2026-0041
versionv3.1.0
episode_count500
modalitiesvideo · force · joints
taxonomy_versionmanipulation-v2.3
annotation_hours1,240 hrs
annotator_count6 specialists
qa_pass_rate99.2%
c2pa_complianttrue · v2.3
eu_ai_act_art10compliant
sealed_at2026-05-14 09:42Z
proof_algorithmSHA-256 Merkle
root_hash: a3f8c2d1e9b047...6e4a2c91f38b0d

When your policy fails, you need answers — not another annotation run.

Every dataset version we release is sealed with a Merkle hash tree spanning all 500+ episodes, their individual annotations, and the full provenance metadata. The root hash is your unforgeable audit anchor.

  • Episode-level traceability. Every annotation decision — from grasp quality score to failure classification — is logged with annotator identity and timestamp, addressable by episode ID.
  • Object-level scene trace. Follow any object across the full temporal arc of a teleoperation episode. See every annotation touching it, ordered by frame.
  • Immutable versioning. Dataset v3.1.0 is different from v3.0.0 by a cryptographically provable delta — not just a changelog. Your model training is reproducible against any version.
  • EU AI Act Article 10 ready. The manifest structure maps directly to Article 10 data governance documentation requirements for high-risk AI systems.

Built for the hardest data problems in physical AI

We go deep on domains where data quality is a production-critical constraint, not a research exercise.

Humanoid robotics

Dexterous manipulation training data

Multi-camera teleoperation episodes annotated with contact events, grasp quality, and failure labels — the dataset type that bridges sim-to-real gaps in humanoid hand policies.

Warehouse & logistics

AMR and pick-and-place operations

High-volume annotation pipelines for autonomous mobile robot operations — object tracking, pick success/fail classification, and spatial episode labeling across shift-length captures.

Regulatory compliance

EU AI Act Article 10 audit packages

Complete data governance documentation for high-risk AI systems — C2PA manifests, annotator records, QA evidence, and versioned proof artifacts ready for competent authority review.

Foundation models

Physical world model training data

Traceable real-world episode data that anchors synthetic augmentation pipelines — the ground truth that calibrates your world model's physics fidelity.

Research institutions

Reproducible benchmark datasets

Versioned, provenance-sealed datasets for robotics benchmarks — ensuring that comparative evaluations across labs are run against cryptographically identical data.

Policy debugging

Root-cause analysis for model failures

When a policy fails in production, trace the failure through your proof manifest to the exact episode, frame, and annotation decision that contributed — without re-collecting data.

Early access — open now

Be the first to build on
verified physical AI data

We're onboarding a small number of design partners in Q3 2026. If you're building manipulation policies, training foundation models, or preparing for EU AI Act compliance, we want to talk.

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