Data from
the work.
Continental runs commercial cleaning services and sells data captured by cleaners wearing cameras. The work takes place in buildings, with people using cleaning equipment on the job.
A view from
the cleaner.
Wearable cameras capture cleaning from the worker’s perspective. The cap concept places the camera beneath the brim.
For data buyers, the conversation starts with the work you need to study and the intended use of the footage. Ask about available recordings and the terms for a specific dataset.
Start with
your use case.
Tell us which cleaning tasks you need, the volume of footage, and how your team plans to use it. Include delivery requirements and your target date in the inquiry.
Dataset availability, file formats, annotation requirements and permitted uses need to be confirmed for your project. Contact Continental for the details of a specific offering.
Send a data inquiryDiscuss recording
in your building.
A building’s recording requirements belong in the conversation before a camera program begins. Ask Continental to explain the arrangements for your site and document them with your facility team.
- Recording areas and excluded spaces
- Worker and facility permissions
- Who can access footage and how it may be used or sold
- Retention periods and any redaction requirements
This page describes the offering. It does not grant permission to record at a building or define the terms for a particular dataset.
Talk about your building