Sensei

Sensei Robotics describes itself as a robotics data marketplace. It connects companies that build robots with a network of human operators who collect training data in the wild, meaning in real world settings rather than in a lab or simulation. The pitch is robotic training data at scale, supplied by people who demonstrate tasks so that machines can learn from them. The site serves two audiences. Robotics companies can submit a request describing the data they need, and the vendor then works to source it through its operator network. Individuals can apply to become a Sensei through a beta program, which the site frames as teaching robots to be human. Both paths run through a short contact form that asks for a name, an email address and a message. The website is a single page and does not describe the data formats, the collection hardware, quality controls, how operators are paid or what a data order contains. It does not list any pricing, plans or sample datasets, so cost is negotiated by contacting the vendor. The service is best understood as a data sourcing and collection marketplace for robotics and embodied AI teams, not as software that analyzes data. Anyone considering it should expect to discuss scope and terms directly with the company.