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About Telexistence

Telexistence is a Tokyo robotics company, a University of Tokyo startup, that builds remote-controlled and AI robots and the businesses that use them. A Telexistence group company has opened a data collection center where operators run humanoid robots through scenario-based tasks so the robots learn new motions. The operator posting is written in Japanese: part-time work at the center in Heiwajima, Ota City, Tokyo (a 3-minute walk from Ryutsu Center Station), on rotating day shifts between 9:00 and 22:00 with no night work and two days off a week. It asks for people who can commute to the center, stay focused through long sessions and are interested in machines, robots and AI.

¥1,350 an hour, stated on its operator posting

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Telexistence's own Lever board verified October 28, 2026 (43 open roles, 1 of them a robot data collection operator). It pays ¥1,350 an hour, stated on its operator posting.

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1 open role on Telexistence, independently checked 28 Oct 2026.

Getting paid

Part-time (arubaito) hourly work at the data collection center, on rotating day shifts.

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Who can join

On-site in Tokyo, Japan (Heiwajima, Ota City). The posting is in Japanese and asks that you can commute to the center.

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What Telexistence pays

Stated by the employer · updated 2026-10-28
¥1,350 an hour, stated on its operator posting

Researched rate card (stated by the employer), updated 2026-10-28

The Robot Data Collection Operator posting (part time, Tokyo) states ¥1,350 an hour (October 28, 2026).

Only 1 of its 1 open roles list a rate, not enough to call any of them typical for Telexistence, so the figure above is the researched one. Here is what each kind of work lists:

Kind of workOpen rolesRates stated
Demonstration Collection1No rate stated
RoleResearched pay
Robot Data Collection Operator¥1,350/hr

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Is Telexistence legit?

Telexistence's own Lever board verified October 28, 2026 (43 open roles, 1 of them a robot data collection operator).

Does Telexistence pay?

Yes. Telexistence's own Lever board verified October 28, 2026 (43 open roles, 1 of them a robot data collection operator). Payouts: Part-time (arubaito) hourly work at the data collection center, on rotating day shifts.

How much does Telexistence pay?

¥1,350 an hour, stated on its operator posting. The Robot Data Collection Operator posting (part time, Tokyo) states ¥1,350 an hour (October 28, 2026).

Is Telexistence worth it?

Pay at Telexistence: ¥1,350 an hour, stated on its operator posting. It suits people who want paid on-site shift work at a robot lab rather than flexible remote gigs. Worth knowing: No independent worker rating verified.

How does Telexistence pay out?

Part-time (arubaito) hourly work at the data collection center, on rotating day shifts.

Where is Telexistence open to workers?

On-site in Tokyo, Japan (Heiwajima, Ota City). The posting is in Japanese and asks that you can commute to the center.

How Telexistence stacks up against similar employers

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$30–$40/hrTypical pay, live

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