Arcomni Glove
Operators demonstrate tasks by hand. The glove records joint motion, wrist pose and tactile contact at a shared clock.
Building the Data Factory for Physical AI
Arcomni Harbor unifies capture hardware, an iPad edge studio and a customer-owned embodied data harbor for physical AI teams.
One system, end to end
Most teams stitch embodied data together from devices, scripts, buckets and notebooks. Arcomni Harbor keeps capture, edge processing and customer-owned custody in one operating system.
Operators demonstrate tasks by hand. The glove records joint motion, wrist pose and tactile contact at a shared clock.
Render, store, label, replay and approve each episode locally on iPad before upload.
Versioned, indexed and encrypted warehouse objects. Arcomni Harbor operates the control plane while the customer retains custody.
Capture hardware
Start with the smart glove, add tactile arrays when force matters, and sync vision devices without changing the dataset pipeline.
Both glove SKUs share one calibration flow and one upload format, so mixed fleets do not require separate pipelines.
Edge app
Arcomni Studio runs the inner loop on iPad: render, store, label, replay and upload only the episodes the operator approves.
Cloud OS · Custody
Arcomni Harbor versions, indexes and guards the dataset warehouse. It is never ours to keep, sell or train on by default.
Security and ownership
AI labels and training exports run inside explicit workspace authorization.
Object keys, API keys, metadata and audit events are scoped to each organization.
Stripe, IAP and enterprise contracts produce billing events; product access is decided by entitlement snapshots.
In the field
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Get gloves on operators, process on the iPad, and keep every byte in a cloud the customer owns.