Who we work with
Indian AI Training Data for ML Research Groups
Academic and industrial research teams building benchmarks and studying low-resource Indian languages, where documentation and reproducibility matter as much as volume.
- Typical engagement
- 20-200 hours in one or more low-resource languages with full protocol documentation.
- Languages
- 14 + Indian English
- Model
- Direct or white-label
The problems that bring teams here
- Low-resource languages have no usable public data at all
- Datasets without documented collection protocols cannot be cited or reproduced
- Ethics and consent requirements are stricter than commercial norms
What you are actually buying
Need 500 hours of Marathi speech from 1,000 speakers? Need 2,000 Hindi speakers? Need natural Hinglish conversations? Need Indian English accents across substrate groups?
Those are specifications, not projects. Send the spec and you get a quote against it. If the spec is not written yet, a 20-minute scoping call produces one.
How teams like yours evaluate a data partner
- Is the collection protocol documented well enough to publish?
- Are speaker demographics reported in aggregate for dataset cards?
- Can the data be released openly, and under what consent terms?
Typical scope
20-200 hours in one or more low-resource languages with full protocol documentation.
Contract and licensing points you will raise
- Open-release-compatible consent
- Dataset card material provided with delivery
- Attribution and citation terms
How the engagement runs
- You send requirements, or we scope them with you
- We return a written specification, timeline and fixed quote
- You approve; recruitment and prompt design begin
- Sessions run across the studio network with progress reporting
- QA, packaging and staged delivery against the manifest schema you specified
The numbers we hold ourselves to
- 100% of delivered files pass automated technical QA for SNR, clipping, duration and silence
- 5-25% of files pass a second native-speaker content review, stratified by city, dialect and transcriber, and escalating to 100% on any batch that fails the agreed threshold
- Accepted yield runs 85-90% for scripted speech, 60-70% for spontaneous, 55-65% for conversational and 50-60% for telephony
- Default cohort quotas: 50/50 gender, with age bands at 30% (18-25), 40% (26-40) and 30% (41-60)
- 48 kHz / 24-bit capture, delivered as 16-bit PCM WAV, with studio sessions held below a -50 dBFS noise floor
- First response within one working day; a scoped, fixed quote within two to three
These are the figures a delivery is measured against, not aspirations. A batch that misses them is re-recorded at our cost rather than repaired.
Frequently asked
How quickly can you start?
Specification and recruitment usually take one to two weeks; recording starts immediately after. Low-resource languages take longer to field and should be started first in a multi-language programme.
Can you work under our brand?
Yes. White-label delivery is standard for data vendors and platforms who hold the end-client relationship.
Do you handle consent and provenance?
Every participant signs consent covering AI training and downstream model distribution, and consent records map to file and item IDs in the delivered manifest.
What if a batch fails QA?
It is re-collected. The commercial terms cover re-collection rather than partial credit, because a partially usable dataset costs you more than a late one.
Send us your requirement
Language, hours, speakers, demographics, format, deadline. That is enough for a quote.