We are building the infrastructure for robotics intelligence.
High-quality data from the real world. One standard for robot data. One system for robot learning. Built for every model and every robot.
Manipulation, egocentric, teleoperation, and multi-sensor data at scale, produced end to end to one unified standard. Two kinds set us apart: high-precision tactile data, and multi-robot collaboration data. Every batch is audited, with clean and exclusive rights. Failures and recoveries are kept, not thrown away. Built for frontier AI labs and robotics teams training real-world models.
We design and build our own capture stack, purpose-built for the data robot learning actually needs. Our wearable hardware records three things at once, synchronized: movement, a full force map across the hand, and touch at the point of contact, on the human side and on the robot side. Its precision has been validated by leading research labs. Buy off the shelf, or co-design with us and go from requirements to production in weeks.
Beyond one robot doing one task. We capture robots and people working together, from handoffs to coordination to recovery, because that is what real work looks like. Next, teleoperation on real robots, so every hour of remote work becomes native training data for the machine that did it.
We train our own models on our own data, and we are building the complete system around them ourselves, end to end, so robots never stop learning. Our research is published at top robotics and AI conferences.
A foundation model for robots, trained on our own data. And robots of our own, built around it.
We are building an invite-only space for robotics in San Francisco, open every day, not once a quarter: a place the world’s top professors, researchers, founders, and investors can walk into anytime, to work, meet, argue, or stay. When the best in robotics come to SF, they come to Hapta. If that is you, write to us.
Professors, researchers, and engineers from CMU, Stanford, Tsinghua, the University of Hong Kong, Google, and NVIDIA. Headquartered in San Francisco, collecting worldwide.
If you are training robot models, need data or hardware, or want to join us, write to
sylvia@haptalabs.com