Introduction

Zeth is a network of trainers who record everyday tasks from their own point of view. That footage becomes training data for robots learning physical skills like folding laundry, washing dishes and tidying a room. Trainers are paid in USDC for every accepted clip, and robotics teams license the reviewed, labelled dataset.

Who Zeth is for

• Trainers. Anyone 18 or older with a smartphone. No robot, headset or experience needed.
• Robotics teams. Labs and companies training robot foundation models that need first-person human demonstrations from real homes.

How it works

1. 1A robotics team needs footage of a task, so Zeth opens a mission with a clear brief and a pay rate.
2. 2Trainers mount their phone, record the task in their own home and upload the clip in the Zeth app.
3. 3Every clip is checked on the trainer’s phone, then reviewed by a person against the brief.
4. 4Accepted clips are paid in USDC on Solana, and the footage is blurred, labelled and added to the dataset.