Records first-person video during normal warehouse work to train robotic picking and warehouse AI systems. Suits people with warehouse access through their job or who run their own fulfillment operation.
As a Warehouse Capture contributor, you record first-person video while moving through warehouses, fulfillment centers, and inventory rooms. The data trains robotic picking systems, autonomous forklift navigation, and warehouse-management AI.
Scenes include pallet navigation, shelf scanning, package handling, and item retrieval. We work with people who already have warehouse access through their day job, plus self-employed contractors who run their own micro-fulfillment.
A typical capture session is 30–45 minutes during normal warehouse operations.
This variant is open to contributors based in Canada. Pay is $10/hour USD, fixed flat rate, paid via international wire or Wise transfer on a bi-weekly cadence. Canadian contributors typically run two to four captures per week.
Claru contractors are independent — no fixed hours, no minimum commitment. You take captures that fit your schedule and skip the ones that don't.
Listing from Claru's job board. Details can change; the platform's page is the final word.
