Fieldangle Discuss a dataset ↗

Data that can’t be scraped. Cleared to train on.

Fieldangle supplies rights-cleared enterprise data to the teams training AI models, and robot training data to the companies building robots. Specific, documented, and ready to load.

[ 01 ] The gap

Public data got models this far. The next gains are elsewhere.

The data that makes a model useful at real work, or teaches a robot to do a real task, isn't on the open web. We bring it to you, cleared and ready to train on.

[ 02 ] The catalog

Two kinds of data. One provider.

A · For LLM and agent training

Enterprise data

Licensed company data for training language models and agents: structured, labeled, and de-identified.

E2 · example record · team chat
De-identified
Moved the renewal for to next quarter, updating the CRM now.
Can you review the sync fix before standup? Ticket has the details.
E1

CRM and sales

Accounts, contacts, pipeline stages, and activity history, structured and de-identified.

Salesforce · HubSpot · Pipedrive
E2

Team chat

Channel threads, decisions, and the context behind how teams actually work.

Slack · Teams
E3

Email and documents

Correspondence, memos, specs, and knowledge-base content with real-world structure.

Gmail · Notion · Confluence
E4

Support and calls

Tickets, chats, and call transcripts that show problems being solved end to end.

Zendesk · Intercom · Gong
E5

Code and engineering

Repositories, issues, pull requests, and review threads with full history.

GitHub · Jira · Linear
E6

Workflows and expert tasks

The steps, judgment calls, and checks behind real professional work, not just the final output.

runbooks · SOPs · reviews
B · For robotics companies

Robot training data

The data robotics companies use to train their robots: demonstrations of real tasks, video of people doing them, and the labels that make both usable for robot learning.

R1 · example episode · 000412
Human-reviewed
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joints
action
task
reach
grasp
pour
place
R1

Teleoperated demonstrations

Robots performing real tasks under expert control, recorded with synchronized cameras, joint states, actions, and language instructions. Ready for imitation learning and robot foundation models.

multi-camera · proprioception · actions
R2

Egocentric human video

First-person video of people doing household and industrial tasks, with hand pose and step-by-step segmentation. Used to pretrain manipulation skills before robot data.

head-mounted · wrist-mounted · hand pose
R3

Annotation and labeling

Objects, grasps, keypoints, 3D, and success or failure on every attempt: the labels robot policies train and evaluate on, human-reviewed against a written spec.

segmentation · keypoints · 3D · affordances
R4

Custom collection

Tell us the task, the environment, and the robot. We scope the protocol with you and run the collection through our partners.

protocol design · collection ops
[ 03 ] How it works

Brief. Source. Pilot. Deliver.

01

Brief

Tell us what your model needs to learn: the domain, the task, the formats, and the acceptance criteria.

02

Source

We match your brief to licensed enterprise supply, or scope a robot data collection with our partners.

03

Pilot

Test a redacted or small-batch sample in your own training loop before you commit to scale.

04

Deliver

Versioned, documented datasets under a clear license, in the formats your stack already reads.

[ 04 ] Trust

Cleared before it ships.

Every dataset arrives with the evidence you need to trust it, and the paperwork you need to use it.

Rights-cleared

Every dataset is licensed by its owner, with documented chain of title and clear commercial training rights.

De-identified and anonymized

We work with specialist partners to de-identify and anonymize personal and confidential information before delivery. You see a redacted preview first.

Calibrated and reviewed

Robot training data ships with calibrated, time-synced sensors and human review on every episode.

Documented

Dataset cards cover coverage, distributions, known gaps, and collection conditions.

Dataset card
v1.0 · template
Domain
[enterprise or robotics]
Source
[source type]
Records
[N]
Rights
[license terms]
De-identification
[method]
Format
JSONL · Parquet · RLDS · LeRobot
Known gaps
[documented]
Preview
[redacted sample]
[ 05 ] For data owners

Sitting on data AI labs can't get anywhere else?

We work with partners on review, de-identification, and licensing, and match your data to the teams that need it.

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[ 06 ] FAQ

Common questions.

Where does the data come from?+

From the owners. Enterprise datasets are licensed by the companies and teams that created them. Robot training data is collected by vetted partners under documented consent.

How do you handle personal and confidential information?+

We work with partners who de-identify and anonymize the data before it reaches you, and every dataset card documents the method.

Can we preview before we buy?+

Yes. Redacted samples and pilot batches let you test in your own pipeline before committing to scale.

What formats do you deliver?+

Enterprise data as JSONL, Parquet, or CSV. Robotics data as RLDS, LeRobot, HDF5, MCAP/ROS bags, and COCO-style annotations. Custom schemas on request.

Can you source or collect something custom?+

Yes. Tell us the domain, the task, and the volume. We source it from our network, or scope a collection and run it with our partners.

How is pricing structured?+

By dataset, volume, or collection hour, depending on the type of data. We scope it together after a pilot.

Start with a pilot dataset.

Tell us what your model or robot needs to learn. We'll scope a sample you can run in your own training pipeline.