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We work with a few teams at a time, on purpose.

NameFrame is in Commercial Preview. That is not a marketing stage name: it means a small number of teams are using it for real work, with direct access to the people building it, and that we would rather do that well than sell it widely. If your perception problem is hard to collect data for, this is the way in.

Write to us about a pilot

This opens your mail client with the questions below already in the body. If you would rather not use email, everything we need is on this page: send it however you like to hello@getnameframe.com.

What we need to know

  1. 01What are you trying to detect, segment or measure?
  2. 02What does your real data look like today, and what is missing from it?
  3. 03Roughly how many frames would be useful, and by when?
  4. 04Do you have an Unreal scene, or do you need one built?
  5. 05Is there a constraint we should know about: on-premises only, no cloud, export control?

What a pilot actually is

Not a trial licence and a link to the documentation. A pilot is us building the first dataset with you.

Week one

Your problem, our scene

We look at what you are trying to detect and what your real data misses. If you have an Unreal scene, we work in it. If you do not, we say what building one costs before you commit to anything.

Week two

A small run you can measure

A few hundred frames, exported in your format, with the reports. You train on it. The point of a small run is that it either helps or it does not, and you find out quickly.

After

Volume, or an honest no

If it helped, we scale it: the same scenario, more frames, more conditions, automated through the API or MCP. If it did not, we would rather say so than sell you a subscription to a thing that is not working.

Before you write

You do not have to talk to anyone to find out what the output looks like.

Download a real sample

Twelve frames, labels, masks, depth, metadata and reports. Take the pack →

Read the documentation

The Studio, the CLI, the lenses, the weather, and how to get a first dataset out. Open the docs →