dotspot turns POV capture from your best field workers into a structured index of how the work actually runs. It writes the SOPs and onboarding today, and feeds the world models behind tomorrow's industrial humanoids.
First-person video of how work is actually done is going to become the most valuable data source for people who do physical work.
We have spent years building software for some of the world's most critical industries, so we know what it means to be trusted with the data behind an operation. Our job is to let industrial companies capture that footage safely and build real operational value on top of it. We take that seriously.
On the floor, it comes down to four things.
Put the glasses on and do the job. If capturing adds a step to the work, we have failed.
Not a data project that pays off next year. The person wearing the camera gets something back from the first shift.
Encrypted, in the EU, under your control, and never used to train anyone else's models. What took your people years to learn stays yours.
If a camera makes people go quiet, it has already failed. Faces are blurred and you decide how long footage is kept.
Recording is the easy part. The value is everything built on top of it, and it arrives in an order: first for the people, then for the operation, then for the machines that take the next shift.
Every capture lands in your team's own video library — organised by job, newest first, and searchable like the web. New hires watch how the work is actually done instead of reading about it, and the search box above answers from the same footage.
Every other player in the data-collection race is collecting for their own model. We collect for your plant, your warehouse, your asset — and the humanoid that will work next to your crew the year after.
Experience transfers. Site-specific knowledge doesn't.
Even experts spend 6+ months learning how a new site runs.
Standardise steps and reduce variation across shifts. Capture the operator who does it best — replay it for the operator who's new.
Capture tribal knowledge for repeatable PMs and repairs. The 30-year technician's hands, kept on the floor after they retire.
Define "what good looks like" with real examples. Pass/fail criteria anchored in footage, not in someone's memory of last quarter.
Track normal cycles and exceptions. The first task most customers hand off to a robot arm — because the coverage gets there first.
Setups, changeovers and readiness — documented from reality, not from the binder no one has opened since 2019.
Turn checks into searchable evidence and audit trails. Regulators get what they want. Your inspectors get their afternoons back.
dotspot is built for real facilities. Your footage stays private, protected, and under your control — with the privacy options the floor actually needs so capture never gets in the way of the work.
Every captured shift moves the needle. When variations, edge cases and QC checkpoints reach full coverage, the task is ready to standardise — and ready to hand to a robot.
LATEST CAPTURE · CELL A3
dotspot integrates with a range of capture systems — body-worn cameras, smartphones and smart glasses — so knowledge is recorded on whatever fits the task, the site and the people doing the work.
We have chosen to integrate closely with Axis because their hardware matches our focus, and our customers' focus, on cybersecurity, privacy and user-friendliness.
Every day, skilled people do work that no manual captures. We started dotspot to keep that knowledge where it belongs: with the people and companies who built it.
One cell. One shift. One line. Tell us your environment and the work you want to capture — we'll come back with a deployment plan, a timeline, and what you can capture first.
