Illustration of a technician using a head-mounted camera and wrist-mounted screen at an industrial workbench

Human skill capture for industry

Digitize human know-how for people and humanoids

Mimetik uses vision, voice, hand motion, and process knowledge to support workers as work happens—and turn everyday expertise into reusable, humanoid-ready data.

Why now

Humanoid companies pay to recreate human work for training data

Dedicated data collectors reenact tasks using motion capture and VR. Companies pay contributors and invest in large humanoid-training facilities—creating significant personnel and infrastructure costs to simulate work that already happens in industry.

Mimetik captures knowledge during actual work: the head-mounted camera records the task, while voice interaction preserves the worker’s explanations. Everyday operations become a source of reusable training data.

Why recreate work that already happens every day?

Solution

One data foundation – three sources of value

Illustrative scene of a worker with a head-mounted camera and wrist smartphone demonstrating an assembly task while a practical humanoid robot mirrors the same action
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Immediate ROI

with AI Assistant

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  • Guide workers in real-time
  • Detect missed actions
  • Deliver expert knowledge on-site
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New revenue

from data licensing

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  • Turn work data into humanoid training datasets
  • License data for VLA fine-tuning
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Lower CAPEX

with humanoids

  • Fine-tune VLAs to your own processes
  • Reuse data already captured during operations

AI assistance · vision and voice

Expert guidance, right where work happens

A head-mounted camera sees the task. Workers ask questions by voice and use a wrist-mounted smartphone as the screen interface. No M-One gloves, body trackers, or other motion-capture sensors are required.

DigitizeRecord work on video, review and edit detected actions, and add existing manuals.
InteractAsk by voice, watch relevant video fragments on demand, and receive alerts for missed actions.
AssistProcess the camera view in real time and deliver context-aware responses on the wrist-mounted screen.
Female technician wiring a control panel with the hero’s head camera and wrist smartphone. Expanded phone views show her question, What to do next?, an instructional video for connecting a blue wire, and a four-step work checklist.
Technician crouching beside a conveyor to inspect its lower mechanism, wearing a head-mounted camera and wrist-mounted smartphone

Three-minute overview

Human skill capture in context

Who We Work With

Partners Focused on Practical AI

Deutsche Bahn AG
CETI
EU Funding
EvoBus
Infineon
Atlantic
Saxony
Hubner
TU Dresden

Start with one process

Turn the work you already do into intelligence you can reuse

We will help define the capture setup, operational outcome, and path to humanoid-ready data.