Robot team
I need a world model of a real place my robot may operate in.
Train or evaluate on a world model.
Start with a current world model, or send the place, workflow, and robot setup your team needs to train against or evaluate.
Blueprint turns real places into world models your robot team can train and evaluate on.
Send the place, route, or facility type you care about. Blueprint uses real capture to build a site-specific world model with task runs, proof, limits, and next steps attached.
Robot-team next step
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A robot team asks for a world model. A site operator sets the rules. A capturer applies where capture is open.
One real world model. One robot task. Proof stays attached.
Site operator
I control or influence a facility.
Submit or claim a site.
Name the facility, access rules, privacy boundaries, and how commercialization should be handled.
Capturer
I can record real public-facing places.
Check where capture is open.
Capture access is city- and approval-gated. Check the current launch path before recording or applying.
Real capture
A walkthrough or site record starts the product. Provenance and limits stay attached.
Site product
Blueprint packages the capture into a site-specific world model, listing, and export scope.
Hosted eval
A managed browser session can help a robot team run task scenarios on the same world model before file handoff.
Evidence
Use the proof before committing travel, rollout spend, custom sim work, or deeper integration.
For robot teams
Start with the world model your robot needs to learn from.
Blueprint helps your team evaluate what exists, request what is missing, and move toward hosted evaluation without a long discovery loop.
01
Pick the world
Start with one facility, site class, or route your team needs to train against before spending more time.
02
Run the task
Use the listing, capture notes, rights limits, freshness, hosted eval report, and export shape to scope the run.
03
Compare the result
Ask for package access, hosted evaluation, checkpoint comparison, or new capture when the exact world is not available yet.
Stories / Proof
Start with one complete proof journey.
Before you request a new world model, open the sample path: one exact site, one package, one hosted-evaluation request, and limits that stay visible.
Real places
Everyday places can become training and eval worlds.
Blueprint is not limited to warehouses. Public-facing grocery, retail, service, and common-area locations can become capture-backed world-model products when the walkthrough is lawful, privacy-safe, and useful.
Products
Two ways to work with one exact site.
Start with the world-model listing, then choose package access or hosted evaluation.
World Model Package
World Model Package
License the exact-site world model when your team wants capture notes, routes, geometry when available, metadata, rights, and exports inside its own stack.
View package accessHosted Evaluation
Hosted Evaluation
Start with hosted evaluation when your team needs repeatable task runs, checkpoint comparisons, and a clear next step before sending people on-site.
See evaluation pathDirect answers
Short definitions for teams comparing exact-site packages, hosted evaluation, capture provenance, rights, and sample boundaries.
What does Blueprint do?
Blueprint records real places and turns approved capture into site-specific world models robot teams can use for training runs, hosted evaluation, and deployment evidence.
Who is it for?
Robot teams use Blueprint to evaluate or request world models. Site operators use it to set access, privacy, and commercialization boundaries. Capturers use it to apply for approved public-facing capture work.
What does a robot team get first?
A robot team starts with a world-model listing, sample proof, or a structured request. Package access and hosted evaluation only come after the exact site and proof path are clear.
What is sample versus real approved output?
Public examples are labeled as samples unless they are tied to an approved listing, capture record, rights posture, and hosted-evaluation result.
Public proof board
One site, shown before the sales motion starts.
Proof
See what is attached before you commit.
The listing keeps the package, hosted path, rights, freshness, and restrictions readable before your team moves forward.
Capture provenance stays attached to the site record.
Package and hosted paths stay tied to the same site.
Rights, freshness, and restrictions stay visible before purchase.
Capture examples
See what a robot team can test.
Grocery aisles, retail floors, hotel lobbies, and mall corridors can all become useful world-model evidence when the route is lawful, privacy-safe, and tied to a real robot task.
Capture supply
Everyday capture expands the catalog.
The Capture app path is for everyday places people can actually reach, not only industrial facilities.
Grocery aisles and retail backrooms
Public customer areas and everyday service locations
Lawfully accessible walkthroughs with privacy rules visible
Start
Start with the world model, task, and robot question.
Blueprint can give a better answer when your request names the place, workflow, and robot setup your team needs to train or evaluate.