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RobotTraining.jobs reads robotics, self-driving and drone employers' own job boards every day. Use our charts and figures in your reporting or research with a link to the page they come from.
Charts
Each chart is dated by the day its postings were read, and comes with its data file.
Same job, three times the pay: filming chores to train robots
Claru's household, kitchen, garden and warehouse video capture roles, posted hourly pay in US dollars: $15 in the United States and $5 in India, the Philippines, Indonesia and Vietnam.
Postings read on October 22, 2026. Download the chart · Download the data
One job, six prices: head-camera capture for robot training
RemoExperts' egocentric video data collector role (Insta360 X5 required), posted hourly pay in US dollars by country, from $120 in Singapore to $40 in South Africa.
Postings read on October 22, 2026. Download the chart · Download the data
Sources to cite
The live figures are computed every day from the same snapshot, so a link always shows the current numbers and the method behind them.
- Robot-training jobs report
Today's openings by kind of work, employer and country, and the share that state pay. Updated daily.
- Pay transparency research
Who states a rate, how wide posted ranges are, and how often US postings state pay where state law requires it.
- Research hub
Every report with its method, its definitions and each figure as CSV or JSON.
- Free job feeds
Carry the open roles on your own site, newsletter or app, filtered by country or kind of work.
- Featured on
Where our data and jobs have been published or listed.
- Open dataset on Zenodo
A citable snapshot of the postings, with a DOI.
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