GI · Ego1

Egocentric capture, at planet scale.

An all-in-one egocentric headset designed for collecting the data that trains the next generation of robotics foundation models — no phone, no laptop tether, all day.

GI Ego1 in Light — view 1 of 6
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GI Ego1 worn three-quarter rear view
All-in-one

Designed to disappear into the day.

No phone, no laptop, no rig — just the headset. Strap it on at morning coffee and forget it until evening cleanup. The data you collect is what people actually do, not what they do for a camera.

GI Ego1 top view showing fabric strap
Robotics ready

Three streams. One clock.

Synchronized exposure between the two cameras. Synchronized clock between cameras and IMU. The streams arrive on disk already time-aligned — nothing to resample, interpolate, or stitch together before training.

GI Ego1 front view showing the stereo camera pair
63 mm IPD
Wide-angle stereo

Built to see what you see.

Two cameras, mounted 63 mm apart at the average human inter-pupillary distance. 180° diagonal FOV, 1080P, 30 FPS per camera. Field of view, geometry, frame rate: your robot trains on the world the way you see it. The SDK includes depth reconstruction, so you don't have to roll your own.

GI Ego1 side profile
On-device H.265

Standard MP4. Compressed on-device.

H.265 encoding runs on the device. You copy off standard MP4 files that ffmpeg and every training pipeline can read directly. Typically 30–50% smaller than H.264 at the same quality, so the device records longer and the data moves off it faster.

Tech Specs
Cameras
2x 1080P at 30 FPS
Field of view
150° horizontal × 80° vertical (per camera)
IPD (center-to-center)
63 mm — average human inter-pupillary distance
IMU
9-DoF, 200 Hz
Synchronization
Hardware-synced exposure and clocks across cameras and IMU
Encoding
H.265 (MP4 container), on-device
Storage
MicroSD card (not included)
Connectivity
Wi-Fi
Battery
Typical 5000 mAh · 6–9 hours battery life*
Weight
TBD
Form factor
Headband with fabric strap
Colors
Light · Midnight

* Battery life varies with working environment, ambient temperature, recording settings, and connectivity usage.

Bring planet-scale human dexterity to your robots.

We're partnering with labs and teams collecting at scale. If that's you, let's talk.