LEO Robotics is a data-gathering program that helps train robots to perform everyday tasks by collecting first-person videos of real work. People can record clips on a phone or upload existing footage, without creating an account or meeting a quota. Each submission is reviewed by a person, and approved clips become robot-training data. Contributors receive rewards in tokenized stock settled on Robinhood Chain; the value may rise or fall.

The program accepts tasks across three tiers: household activities such as folding laundry, care and outdoor work such as pet grooming or gardening, and skilled trades such as plumbing, wall repair, or furniture assembly. Rewards vary by tier and are determined at review. Clips must show one task, last between five and 60 seconds, and meet minimum video quality requirements. Footage should be filmed in the contributor’s own space, without other people or identifying documents in view. Audio is optional and removed before clips enter the dataset.