Your data is yours in the contract, and you can export it any day, free. Anonymised lessons make every ovibot better. Here is exactly what happens to what your robot sees and learns.
What the robot does in your shop, and how.
Your aisles, shelves and the live 3D map.
Recorded as pose, never as video of staff.
The proof that a robot hour removed a paid hour.
What the robot learned, stripped of anything that identifies your shop, staff or customers.
The humanoid's own low-level software.
Every time a robot learns a task, or an operator helps it past a problem, that lesson goes into our shared skills database. We keep it after your contract ends, so every ovibot keeps improving.
Before anything goes in, we remove everything that could identify your shop, your staff or your customers. Movement is recorded as pose, never as video of people.
What never goes in: your sales, prices, stock levels, orders, payroll or shift plans.
What stays yours: your own data, which you can export free any day and take with you. Your shop's own way of doing a job is sold or shared only if you list it.
Keep sharing data from your daily operations, and you pay a lower monthly fee for as long as you share. We explain the details on the shop check. You can stop sharing at any time; the discount stops with it.
Your shop is the controller of any personal data; ovibot is the processor, under a data processing agreement in the standard contract pack.
You do. It is written into the contract, and you can export it any day, free.
Yes, anonymised. Lessons go into our shared skills database, stripped of anything that identifies your shop, staff or customers. Your sales, prices, stock levels, orders, payroll and shift plans never go in.
Yes. Shops that keep sharing data from daily operations pay a lower monthly fee while they share. We explain the details on the shop check.
Your copy leaves with you. The anonymised lessons stay in the shared skills database.
We come and watch a shift, then tell you which job would pay for itself first. If none would, we say so.
No sales deck. No hard sell.