Residential Egocentric Data Collection in the US and Canada: Smart Home and Domestic AI Datasets
Corpshore AI captures first-person perspective residential data from American and Canadian homes for smart home AI, domestic robot training, and activity recognition applications.

North American Homes as AI Training Environments
American and Canadian homes are the primary deployment target for the most commercially significant category of consumer AI: smart home assistants, domestic robot platforms, ambient assisted living systems, and AI-powered appliances. Training data collected from real North American homes provides the highest-fidelity match between training distribution and deployment environment for these products.
North American residential environments have distinct characteristics: open-plan living and kitchen areas, attached garages used as workshops and storage, large yards and outdoor spaces, high appliance adoption including dishwashers, dryers, and robotic vacuums, and the specific furniture layouts and decor styles of American and Canadian consumer culture.
Corpshore AI captures residential egocentric data from apartments, condos, townhouses, and detached houses across urban, suburban, and rural US and Canadian environments. Collections cover the full daily routine from morning preparation through evening activities, capturing meal preparation, cleaning, childcare, eldercare, home maintenance, and home office work.
Compliance: CCPA, PIPEDA, and Residential Data Privacy
Residential data collection raises heightened privacy considerations because participants are filmed in their private homes. Corpshore AI's residential consent protocol includes plain-language explanation of what will be captured and why, the right to pause or stop filming at any time, a post-session review period during which participants can request deletion of any portion, and a defined retention and deletion schedule.
US residential collections comply with CCPA/CPRA for California participants and applicable state privacy laws for other states. Canadian residential collections comply with PIPEDA at the federal level and provincial privacy frameworks including PIPA (BC and Alberta) and Quebec Law 25.
Corpshore AI's residential data collection programs never capture financial documents, identity documents, or private communications. Automated pre-delivery filtering removes any frames inadvertently containing these categories. Start a residential pilot at https://corpshore.ai/start-a-pilot.
Frequently asked questions
- What residential environments does Corpshore AI cover in North America?
- Urban apartments, suburban detached houses, rural homes, condos, and townhouses across major US and Canadian cities and regions.
- How does Corpshore AI comply with CCPA for residential data collection?
- California participants are informed of their CCPA rights including the right to opt out and the right to deletion. CCPA service-provider addenda are provided for enterprise clients.
- What daily activities does Corpshore AI capture in North American residential collections?
- Meal preparation, cleaning and maintenance, childcare, eldercare, home office work, garden and yard work, and leisure activities in the home.
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