Rayform

Questions and answers.

What teams ask us before they join the waitlist. If yours is missing, write to us.

The dataset

Is the data real or synthetic?
Real. Every capture comes from sensors in a physical place. Nothing is rendered or simulated.
What does 4D mean here?
Three spatial dimensions plus time. A capture is not a single scan but a recording of a space as it changes: people and robots moving, objects picked up and put down, doors opening, light shifting.
Which environments are covered?
Homes, factories, mines, and open terrain, with more added as waitlist members tell us what they need.
What sensors are used?
Calibrated rigs that record depth, LiDAR, and RGB together, plus the joint and gripper state of any robot in the loop. All streams share one clock and one coordinate frame.
What formats is the data delivered in?
Open formats. Point clouds, meshes, and trajectories come in standard interchange formats, with metadata as JSON. Tell us what your pipeline expects and we will match it.

Access and licensing

How do we get access?
Join the waitlist. We onboard a small number of teams at a time and write to you when your access is ready.
Can we ask for specific environments or tasks?
Yes. Waitlist members tell us what they are training, and that shapes what we capture next.
How is it licensed?
Per team, for training and evaluation. Terms are set with you during the private preview. Academic and commercial terms differ.
Can we try a sample first?
Tell us what you want to try. During the preview we work with each team to find the right starting slice.

Rayform

When does it launch?
Rayform is in private preview now. The waitlist gets first access.
Who is Rayform for?
Teams training robots: foundation-model labs, humanoid and manipulation companies, navigation and autonomy teams, drone operators, and research labs working in factories, mines, homes, and the field.
What happens to my email when I join the waitlist?
We use it to tell you about access and nothing else. See the privacy policy.
How do I reach you?
Write to hello@rayform.world or use the contact page.

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