Labeling data with metadata (text, images, audio, video) so ML models can learn from it.
Data annotation is the process of adding clear labels and metadata to raw data so machine learning models can learn patterns correctly—especially in supervised learning. With the right labeling strategy, you reduce noise, improve model accuracy, and speed up iteration from prototype to production.
Let's Discuss →Bounding boxes, polygons, masks, keypoints, tracking—built for real-world computer vision use cases.
Multi-step QA with sampling, reviewer checks, and feedback loops to keep labels consistent across teams.
Start small with a pilot batch, then scale volume while keeping the same guidelines and audit trail.
We provide high-accuracy annotation services across multiple data types to support AI, machine learning, and autonomous systems.
Without properly tagged data, AI systems can’t reach their full potential—good labels are the foundation for accurate model learning and evaluation.
Consistent labels help models learn correct patterns, improving precision/recall and reducing false detections in production.
Clean, structured datasets reduce training rework—so your team can test, tune, and ship faster.
QA-backed labeling makes models more reliable across lighting, angles, occlusions, and real-world edge cases.
Defining project needs
Instruction & samples
Initial quality assessment
Full-scale annotation
Ensuring accuracy
Completed data delivery
Share your dataset type, label classes, and target format. We’ll reply with a pilot timeline, QA approach, and pricing options.
Labeling data with metadata (text, images, audio, video) so ML models can learn from it.
Bounding boxes, polygons, segmentation masks, keypoints/pose, tracking, and more depending on the dataset.
Yes—CVAT is a common workflow for image/video annotation including detection, segmentation, tracking, and classification.
Guidelines + pilot batch + multi-step QA review + corrections loop.
Yes—recommended to confirm label definitions and quality targets before scaling.
COCO/YOLO/VOC/JSON/CSV based on your training pipeline (finalized during the pilot).