Sensors must agree
A cuboid that is right in LiDAR and wrong in the camera breaks fusion in ways that are hard to trace.
ADAS, autonomy and driver monitoring
Perception stacks are only as good as the frames behind them. We deliver multi-sensor annotation with the geometric precision autonomy programmes are audited against.
An autonomy programme spends most of its data budget on the long tail: the cut-in, the occluded pedestrian, the roadworks that look like nothing in the training set. We label for that tail deliberately, across camera, LiDAR and radar, with the frame-to-frame consistency that tracking and fusion depend on.
A cuboid that is right in LiDAR and wrong in the camera breaks fusion in ways that are hard to trace.
Object identity has to hold across frames or every tracking metric becomes noise.
Common scenes are cheap and nearly useless. The rare ones decide whether the system ships.
Annotation decisions have to be explainable months later, to people who were not in the room.
Boxes and cuboids for vehicles, pedestrians, cyclists and static obstacles.
Lane geometry, boundaries and free-space segmentation.
Classification including regional variants, damage and partial occlusion.
Gaze, drowsiness and distraction labelling from in-cabin capture.
Time-synchronised camera, LiDAR and radar annotation.
Finding and labelling the edge cases already sitting in your fleet logs.
Tell us what you are building and we will come back with a plan, a sample and a price.