Who We Serve

Seven kinds of teams. One supply chain.

World models, game and computer-use agents, embodied AI, speech, RL research, and expert reasoning — different models, the same bottleneck: real, cleanly licensed data the open web can't give you.

Ecosystem

Emerge builds within the MiraclePlus network alongside its portfolio of AI companies.

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01 · World Model Labs

Video of the world is everywhere.
Video with actions and state isn't.

World models need to learn dynamics, not just pixels: what an agent did, and what the world did back. We license gameplay from live and sunset Asian titles and capture trajectories at the engine level — so every frame arrives with the inputs and state that produced it.

What you get

  • Frame-synchronized video, inputs, and engine state
  • Task goals and outcome labels on every trajectory
  • Commercially licensed at source — not research-only
  • Live titles, indie studios, and sunset projects

02 · Game Agent Teams

Your agent has watched a million wins.
It has never seen a human recover.

Agents trained on curated highlights fall apart mid-episode. Our trajectories come from real players across skill levels — success, failure, and the recovery in between — with the engine state to tell you exactly why each run ended the way it did.

What you get

  • Success, failure, and recovery trajectories
  • Real human operators across skill levels
  • Video, inputs, state, goals, outcomes — one schema
  • Batches scoped by task and difficulty

03 · Computer-Use Agent Teams

Your agent lives in Chrome and Office.
A billion users' workflows don't.

The Asian software stack — super-apps, WPS, LINE, KakaoTalk, domestic enterprise tools, e-commerce back ends — is a blind spot for most computer-use agents, and public supply of iOS traces stops at eval sets. We collect desktop and mobile traces across it, step by step, capturing every layer: screenshot, accessibility tree, DOM snapshot, screen recording, typed action as executable code, and step-level reasoning.

What you get

  • Screenshot · a11y tree · DOM · screen recording
  • Typed actions as code, normalized coordinates
  • Step-level reasoning, failure and recovery traces
  • Long-horizon 50–200-step cross-app workflows

04 · Embodied AI & Robotics

Lab demos are staged.
Hands at work aren't.

VLA models need manipulation as it actually happens. We collect first-person hand-operation video — packing, sorting, assembly, tool use — in real workplaces, segmented by task, scene, and device.

What you get

  • Egocentric hand-operation video
  • Packing, sorting, assembly, and tool use
  • Real workplaces, not lab setups
  • Segmented by task, scene, and device

05 · Speech & Audio Teams

Benchmark speech is solved.
The way Asia actually talks isn't.

Dialects, accents, noisy rooms, cheap microphones — the speech that breaks production models is exactly what's missing from public corpora, where the largest dialect sets are research-only. We collect consent-cleared speech across Asia — Mandarin and its dialects, Cantonese, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese — spontaneous conversation, not just read scripts.

What you get

  • Mandarin, Cantonese, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese
  • Spontaneous conversation, not just read speech
  • Segmented by region, age, environment, device
  • Signed consent and commercial license per speaker

06 · RL Research Teams

A dataset answers one question.
An environment answers “what if”.

Static SFT data is a means; verifiable reward is the goal. We build resettable, parameterized environments where reward is checked by execution, not opinion — auto-graded, with full engine-state output — delivered as trajectories, task generators, or executable environments, whichever your training loop needs.

What you get

  • Programmatic, execution-checked reward
  • Resettable and parameterized, auto-graded
  • Full engine-state output
  • Delivered as trajectories, generators, or executables

07 · Reasoning & Eval Teams

Open reasoning data is distilled.
And your benchmark is already leaked.

Most open reasoning sets are model-distilled and benchmark-contaminated. Our expert network — graduate students, PhDs, and practitioners across medicine, law, finance, and STEM — writes original problems that frontier models fail, with verifiers and step-level rubrics. Both our clients and our contributors know exactly how the data will be used.

What you get

  • Expert-authored, uncontaminated problems
  • Verifiers and rubric / process supervision (PRM-ready)
  • Medicine, law, finance, and STEM domains
  • Asian languages and English, fresh time-stamped eval sets

How Engagements Start

Two ways to buy

Off the shelf

Sample packs

A priced, documented slice of an existing dataset — schema, quality notes, and licensing summary included — so your team can evaluate against your training stack before committing to anything.

Built to spec

Paid pilots

A small, priced batch scoped around your model's weakest task — proving task design, schema, quality, and licensing before scale.

20–50 tasks · 50–200 trajectories
1 data schema · 1 quality & licensing report

Tell us what you're training. We'll show you the data.