Video, motion, 3D and robotics data
Physical-world data is valued for the context around each frame — sensors, calibration, actions taken. Footage alone, without that context, is much weaker.
Metadata that determines usability
- Egocentric / workplace video
Camera model, FPS, resolution, task labels, applicable permissions and privacy review records
- Motion capture
Marker set, skeleton definition, sampling rate, calibration files
- 3D scans / point clouds
Sensor, coordinate system, units, mesh vs. raw points
- Robot trajectories
Robot model, action space, control frequency, success/failure flag
Faces, bodies and voices
Where Illinois BIPA applies, voiceprints and scans of face geometry can be regulated biometric identifiers, with notice and written-release requirements before collection or acquisition. Ordinary footage is not automatically a biometric identifier. Assess applicable biometric, privacy and contractual requirements for the proposed use, and retain the relevant permission records.
Content credentials (C2PA) can document capture origin for media files, though they do not replace a rights record.
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