The team behind Klavax

Klavax exists to close one concrete gap. Robots are learning to see, reason and plan faster than ever, but they still struggle with the work that keeps buildings running: pulling cable, mounting fixtures, wiring a distribution board. The reason is simple. There is almost no high quality data showing how skilled tradespeople actually do this work with their hands.

We built Klavax around one principle we do not compromise on: every hour of data is consented, rights cleared and traceable. We record real electricians on real jobs, with stereo head mounted cameras and IMU data today and handheld gripper rigs next. Every recording is tied to a signed partner agreement, reviewed for quality and annotated before it reaches a customer. What we cannot document cleanly, we do not deliver. That is what makes our data usable for training, and what sets it apart from footage scraped from the internet.

Klavax is being built in Berlin, in close collaboration with electrical contractors and installers who want their craft to shape the next generation of robots.