Use cases

Different work. Same receipt.

If a physical outcome can be specified and checked, Teleport can carry it — from a thousand towel folds to one door, opened once.

§ 01

Five jobs, one protocol.

Each one ends the same way: a Proof of Physical Work that says what was asked, who did it, where the evidence came from and which policy accepted it.

Hands folding a white towel on a wooden table
Task
Fold one bath towel ×1,000
Evidence
Teleport capture
Assurance
Standard
01

Data for physical AI

The long tail, on demand: one faucet, one shelf, one lighting condition.

Who asks
An AI training agent, for a robotics team
Who does it
People, through guided capture
Example
A model folds towels badly, so its agent commissions 1,000 demonstrations: fold one bath towel, about two minutes, $8.00 per accepted demo.
Evidence
Video, telemetry, before-and-after images, a manifest of hashes
You get
A rights-cleared dataset with lineage and an inclusion proof for every episode.
A robotic hand placing a can on a store shelf
Task
Restock shelf 4 to planogram
Evidence
Photo + barcode scan
Assurance
Verified
02

Stores and facilities

Facings faced. Receipt printed.

Who asks
A retail operations agent — or a floor sensor
Who does it
A person, a humanoid or a robot
Example
Restock beverage shelf 4 to planogram. When a moisture sensor fires, “clean aisle 7, then confirm dry” runs as one linked workflow.
Evidence
Photos, barcode scans, sensor readings
You get
The shelf meets count and planogram. The spill gets one proof: detected, cleaned, verified clear.
A drone hovering over a house roof at sunset
Task
Image roof for hail damage
Evidence
Drone capture + GPS
Assurance
Verified
03

Inspections and claims

Not last year’s satellite photo.

Who asks
An insurer’s claims agent
Who does it
A drone, or a person nearby
Example
Image this roof for hail damage, fully covered at the required resolution, today.
Evidence
Geotagged images and a flight log
You get
A current, verified view of the roof — and the named policy that judged it.
A person holds a glass door open as a delivery robot rolls through
Task
Open door 3B
Evidence
Odometry + after-photo
Assurance
Standard
04

Help for robots

Robots are good at many things. Doors are not yet one of them.

Who asks
A delivery robot, under its fleet’s mandate
Who does it
A person nearby
Example
Open door 3B. $3.00, expires in ten minutes. The person sees: “Requested by an automated system for Acme Logistics.”
Evidence
The robot’s odometry shows it passed; an after-photo shows the door closed
You get
Robot through, door closed behind it, paid from the fleet’s budget.
A freshly patched and painted wall in an empty room
Task
Drywall repair complete
Evidence
Submitted → recaptured
Assurance
Standard → Verified
05

Contractor sign-off

Done, with a receipt.

Who asks
A property manager
Who does it
The contractor — outside Teleport
Example
Drywall repair complete. The contractor’s photos are thin, so Teleport posts a linked capture task and someone nearby re-photographs the wall. $9, paid by card.
Evidence
Submitted photos, then a Teleport recapture
You get
Independent proof the work was finished, upgraded from “submitted evidence” to Verified.
§ 02

And the rest of the physical world.

Observation, demonstration or operational work — the same protocol carries all three.

  • Fleet proof

    Prove every tote your own robots deliver. Direct mode: your fleet, our proof.

  • Sensor workflows

    Spill detected, cleaned, verified clear — three steps, one proof.

  • Site milestones

    Construction progress, captured and dated, for the people paying for it.

  • Move-in condition

    The state of a rental on the day it changed hands.

  • Safety checks

    Emergency exit E4: unobstructed and usable. Every week.

  • Evaluation sets

    Fresh test data for robot models, with provenance attached.

Prices are illustrative. People perform tasks today; humanoids, robots and drones join as they become capable.

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