Recording / Agriculture & produce

Agriculture & produce.
Captured in context.

Practical handling of crops, produce and field materials. Discuss a custom human demonstration collection for your AI training objective.

Close-up of hands harvesting onions from dark garden soil.
Illustrative task photographyAlexandra Kollstrem / Pexels ↗

CAPTURE / THE USEFUL VIEW

Keep the interaction
in the frame.

Preserve the hand-to-produce interaction and the condition used to make a sorting or handling decision. Outdoor light and movement can change quickly, so the pilot should review visibility across the intended working conditions.

  • Harvest or sort suitable produce
  • Handle tools and containers
  • Prepare produce for packing

SCOPE / THE RECORDING BRIEF

The same task.
Useful differences.

Variation should serve the research objective. Agree what needs to change between examples and what should stay consistent.

Variations to discuss

  • Produce size and condition
  • Containers and handling tools
  • Lighting and work-surface conditions

Questions for the first meeting

  • Which produce and task are targeted?
  • Which condition cues should be visible?
  • Are seasonal collection limits relevant?

A prospective collection brief; season, location access and task feasibility are confirmed before a campaign begins.

DELIVERY / DEFINE THE RECORD

More than a file.
An agreed specification.

A collection is easier to review when each clip connects to the task and the rules behind it. Agree the recording boundaries, relevant context and annotation scope during the pilot.

Task coverageThe selected steps, variations and completion condition.
Capture detailsViewpoint, settings and the project-specific framing rules.
Labels & contextAgreed action descriptions, timing and metadata fields.
Review & filesAcceptance checks, identifiers and a consistent handoff structure.

Your task doesn’t fit a category?
That is a good place to start.

Tell us what you want recorded. We can discuss the skill, environment, camera setup, annotation and budget in a scoping meeting.

Discuss a custom recording