ARC PRISM

Raw video in.
Learning signals out.

Turn raw video into structured understanding: segmentation, tracks, motion, language, 3D maps, floor plans, and object locations. One modular analysis layer for robot learning and spatial intelligence.

AUTONA ROBOT CLOUD / VIDEO INTELLIGENCE

ARC / PRISMVIDEO INTELLIGENCE
ONE CONNECTED ROBOT CLOUDSYSTEM WORKFLOW
START WITH
Raw video and available camera context
WORK TOWARD
Analysis videos, annotations, spatial maps
BUILT FOR
Robot data, learning, and deployment teams

See the source. Inspect the signals.

Inspect frames decoded from the source video and color-guided masks computed from the same recording.

ARC Prism interface preview. Inspect frames decoded from the source video and color-guided masks computed from the same recording.

Start with
the question.

What matters in your footage? Combine the processing layers that help your robot understand the scene, the action, and the space around it.

ONE RECORDING, CONNECTED OUTPUTS

Every signal stays tied
to the source.

Visual context

Read the scene.

Frame extraction

Timestamped frames and capture metadata

View frames
Segmentation

Mask sequences, overlays, label metadata

View segmentation
Object & feature tracking

Tracks, trajectories, overlay videos

Motion & meaning

Follow the action.

Optical flow

Flow fields, motion videos, summaries

Camera motion

Motion estimates and fit diagnostics

Language annotations

Timed language, overlays, review status

Spatial context

Understand the space.

Video-to-3D mapping

3D scene maps and reconstruction evidence

2D floor planning

2D layouts, boundaries, occupancy layers

Object localization

Map-linked object locations and confidence

One recording.
Multiple layers of understanding.

Raw pixels are only the starting point. Prism is designed to extract the signals, temporal meaning, and spatial context that connect a recording to a useful robotics workflow.

  1. Feed in raw footage

    Import an egocentric recording or environment walkthrough, along with available camera and capture context.

  2. Choose the analysis layers

    Connect perception, motion, language, and spatial modules around the outputs your task requires.

  3. Carry understanding forward

    Send annotated data toward Datarig and learning workflows, or pass reconstructed spatial assets to Synth and deployment planning.

Turn your footage into training data.

Tell us about your robot, your team, and the problem you want to solve.

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