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Roborax.AI Launches to Solve the Embodied AI Data Bottleneck for U.S. Robotics Companies

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Omind.AI portfolio brand, backed by Fusion CX, brings teleoperation, annotation, and evaluation data programs to U.S. embodied AI teams

Roborax.AI, an Omind.AI portfolio brand supported by Fusion CX, a worldwide customer experience transformation partner, operates as an embodied AI training data provider catering to U.S. robotics developers, with its headquarters situated in Georgia (GA). Roborax supplies the teleoperation, human demonstration, sensor capture, annotation, and evaluation data that robotics teams utilize to train and validate physical AI models.

Robotics companies developing humanoid, mobile manipulation, warehouse, and surgical systems all encounter a common limitation: foundational models for physical AI demand substantial volumes of real-world interaction data that cannot be gathered via internet scraping. Roborax resolves this by gathering and labeling data to each customer's unique requirements through a network spanning 41 delivery centers across 12 countries.

"Physical AI is where the next decade of automation gets decided, and the teams building it are constrained by data, not ambition," said Pankaj Dhanuka, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer – Fusion CX. "Roborax applies the same operational rigor, global footprint, and compliance discipline that Fusion CX has built over years of managed services, directed at a new class of work. For U.S. robotics companies, that means training data collected to specification, at scale."

The company provides seven data services that include teleoperation, human demonstration, multimodal sensor capture, annotation and labeling, synthetic and sim-to-real generation, evaluation benchmarks, and long-tail edge-case capture. Clients select from three delivery models: dedicated operator teams for maximum IP protection, a distributed crowdsourced network for scene variety, or a blend of both.

Roborax maintains a standard ramp-up period of four weeks from a signed statement of work to the initial production data batch. Every trajectory, frame, and label produced for a customer remains that customer's property and is never utilized to train any other client's model.

For regulated U.S. programs, Roborax functions under SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, HIPAA, HITRUST, and GDPR frameworks. Surgical and medical robotics customers receive procedure-grade teleoperation data gathered by clinician operators, handled under HIPAA compliance.

"Robotics teams do not have a modeling problem – they have a data problem," said Kishore Saraogi, Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer – Fusion CX. "The data that teaches a robot to fold a shirt or unload a trailer has to be collected in the physical world, by trained operators, to a precise specification. Fusion CX brings the operational discipline of a global services organization to work that has until now been handled with ad-hoc labeling, giving U.S. robotics companies their data, on their platforms, under their ownership."

Roborax collects data on customer hardware or its own, across humanoid, bimanual, mobile manipulation, industrial, aerial, and simulation platforms. Dedicated programs are staffed with operators who average 14 months of tenure and are backed by the 20,000-person Fusion CX workforce.

About Roborax.AI
Roborax.AI is an embodied AI training data company providing teleoperation, annotation, and evaluation programs for humanoid, surgical, industrial, and logistics robotics teams. An Omind.AI portfolio brand backed by Fusion CX, Roborax operates 41 delivery centers across 12 countries. More information is available at https://www.roborax.ai

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