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Work item: F.TR-ED
Subject/title: Technical requirements for embodied artificial intelligence teleoperation data collection systems in real-world scenarios
Status: Under study 
Approval process: AAP
Type of work item: Recommendation
Version: New
Equivalent number: -
Timing: 2027-12 (Medium priority)
Liaison: ITU-T SG13, SG17
Supporting members: CAICT,Harbin Institute of Technology, HUAWEI, Tencent, Peng Cheng National Laboratory , China Telecommunications Corporation
Summary: The EAI teleoperation data collection system is used to collect multimodal data for EAI system training by operating sensor-equipped physical systems in real-world environment. The collected data encompasses a wide range of multimedia content—not only traditional multimedia forms, but also physical interaction information from the real world. EAI teleoperation data collection systems have become a critical enabler, allowing the collection of large amounts of multimodal data that help improve EAI systems. This Recommendation provides a general framework for the EAI teleoperation data collection system and specifies the technical requirements for key functional modules and three types of data collection devices. It further standardizes data formats to ensure consistency and interoperability across various devices. By defining a unified framework and data collection specifications, interoperability among different EAI teleoperation data collection systems can be improved, promoting standardized data collection and ensuring that EAI data is of higher quality, easier to scale, and ready for model training.
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Yuntao WANG, Editor
Weimin ZHANG, Editor
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