AI Data Collectors — Egocentric Video Recording — US & LATAM

Project Type: Part-Time / Versátil
Location: Remote — Work from your existing job location
Duration: Ongoing
Experience Required: None

Project Overview
Rilith AI (DataWorkLab) is hiring contributors across the US, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, and Argentina to support an AI and robotics research project. Contributors record short first-person (egocentric) videos of their hands while performing real, everyday tasks at their current workplace. This data helps train next-generation AI and robotics systems to better understand how people interact with the physical world. No audio or speech is required — hands and task footage only.

Eligible Industries & Tasks
We're looking for individuals currently working in any of the following environments:

Hotels & Lodging — Housekeeping, room turnover, bed making, linen sorting, amenity restocking
Retail (Back of House) — Stocking, backroom organization, shelf restocking, price tagging
Construction Sites — Site cleanup, drywall, insulation, painting, general trades
Agriculture,



Farming & Landscaping — Harvesting, planting, irrigation, crop sorting, groundskeeping
Event Venues — Setup/teardown, table & chair arrangement, AV/cable management
Personal Care & Grooming — Hair cutting & trimming, manicure & pedicure
Trade Services (Plumbing/HVAC/Electrical) — Fixture installation, wiring, system tune-ups
Auto Service, Tire Shops & Car Wash — Tire mount/dismount, oil changes, wash & detailing
Carpentry & Furniture Workshops — Woodworking, assembly, sanding, staining
Restaurants & Commercial Kitchens — Food prep, dishwashing, line cooking, deep cleaning
Commercial Cleaning & Janitorial — Floor care, restroom sanitation, window cleaning
Food & Beverage Manufacturing — QA inspection, production line, packaging, sanitation
Warehousing & Distribution — Order picking, packing, receiving, loading
Plastic & Light-Assembly Manufacturing — Machine tending, trimming, quality inspec

📌 AI Data Collector (Colombia)
🏢 Rilith
📍 Colombia