Teach robots a trade.

Inception sources point-of-view video of real work and turns it into training data for robots and AI. An AI or robotics team tells us what footage it needs, we run a bounty for it on Pump.fun Go, the people who actually do that work film it from their point of view, and we deliver the licensed footage, ready for your training pipeline.

Robots, AI agents, and embodied systems are about to take over the boring, manual, repetitive work: folding laundry, fixing pipes, running the line. They learn that work mostly by watching people do it, and real first-person footage of hands-on jobs is scarce and expensive. That footage is the bottleneck, and it is what we source.

Sign in with your email or a Solana wallet, then place a bounty: pick the trade, describe the task, set a prize pool (from $1) and how many winners, and fund it in USDC from your wallet. We review every bounty before it goes live, run the whole campaign, and deliver the licensed footage. Need more than 5 winners? Pay at least $15 per winner and we split it into multiple campaigns for you.

Yes. The same first-person footage trains vision-language-action models, world models, multimodal vision models, embodied agents, and evals, not just robot policies. If your system needs to understand how people do real, hands-on work, place a bounty the way a robotics team would and we run it end to end.

Raw, clean, consented first-person clips of the work you asked for, in high resolution. They are dense with what models learn from, the objects, the steps, the hands, the motion, so they feed straight into imitation learning, vision-language-action models, manipulation policies, or evals, with your own labeling tools or none at all. Need a specific format? Tell us.

Yes, any volume, for any AI agent or robotics team. Start with a small test bounty to check the quality, then scale the prize pool to pull more submissions across many trades, hands, and real sites. The whole model is built to source data at whatever scale you need.

You fund a prize pool. 90% goes to the people who do the work. Inception keeps 10%, split evenly: 5% buys back the $ICPT token into the community treasury, and 5% funds the team. No subscription, no seats, you pay per bounty.

It sits in on-chain escrow you can verify from your campaign page, with every transaction linked on Solana. After our review the campaign goes live, and Pump.fun Go, as the neutral third party, judges the entries and pays the winners directly from the pool. If a campaign cannot run, you get a 100% refund to the wallet that funded it.

No. Sign in with just an email, place one order, and pay one price. We handle the on-chain mechanics, the campaign, and the delivery. Larger teams can pay by fiat invoice under an MSA, see the pricing page.

It is open to anyone, no application. Film a real job from your point of view and submit it to a live bounty on Pump.fun Go. The best submissions win, and each bounty pays up to 5 winners from the prize pool, in USDC. Better POV, better odds.

In USDC on Solana, paid directly by Pump.fun Go as the neutral judge once submissions are scored against the spec. We never judge our own campaigns. It is a stablecoin, so winnings do not swing with the market, and there are no minimums.

$ICPT is backed by the footage contributors create and the companies that pay to license it. 5% of every contract buys it back on the open market and holds it in a community treasury, so real demand flows into the token instead of hype. It is a community and utility token, not a promise of profit. There is a full breakdown on the token page.

Only film what you are allowed to. Many jobs need just your hands and the work, not faces or addresses. We support face, document, and background blurring, and you confirm you have the right to film the site. Never record a customer's private space or a proprietary facility without consent.

Only submit footage you have the right to share. If your employer or client owns the worksite or the work product, get their permission first. You keep ownership of what you submit and license only the clips you choose. You grant no rights to anything you do not submit.

The team that funds the campaign licenses the winning clips, with consent recorded and on-chain provenance for every one. Terms are set when the bounty is placed, so there are no surprises for buyers or submitters.

Yes. AI and robotics teams can place a bounty today, starting from $1, so you can test the whole loop with pocket change. Tradespeople can submit to live bounties on Pump.fun Go. Anyone, anywhere, can take part.