Measo Launches 'Misomotion' to Collect Hand-Skill Video Data for Physical AI

At a glance

Home service platform Measo is unveiling 'Misomotion,' a service that collects videos of field workers' hand skills, and is entering the physical AI data market in earnest. It is a project that gathers on-site work footage so that physical AI (AI that has a physical body and moves in the real world, such as robots) can learn from it.

Key points

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   Participants wear a hooded camera that Measo lends for free and record their usual work processes.

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   The targeted fields include cooking, bartending, beauty, woodworking, repair, and horse riding and horse care, among other areas that use hand skills.

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   Participants can check the filming conditions and reward criteria in advance and decide for themselves whether to take part.

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   Measo plans to expand the industries and regions involved to gather work data from a variety of sites in Korea and abroad.

Why it matters

Amid a trend in which human hand skills are used to develop AI robots, this is a new way for field workers to take part directly and earn additional income.