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Release history

What’s changed.

A record of the updates to Matha Labs.

  1. Version v15

    Current releaseRelease date being recorded

    One consistent headline.

    Building the now shares the same headline typography as curated first-person POV datasets.

    • Matched the opening line’s font size, line height and letter spacing to the rest of the headline, retaining the world’s largest highlight.

  2. Version v14

    The dataset ambition takes the headline.

    Building the world’s largest curated first-person POV datasets is now the homepage’s large, emphasized headline.

    • Made world’s largest the highlighted line within the curated first-person POV dataset headline, with Building the identifying the ambition.
    • Retained both connected product links, their descriptions, the top-aligned video panel, and the existing activity galleries.

  3. Version v13

    Curated datasets and two connected products.

    Discover the first-person dataset ambition, HumanHud.ai’s calendar and transcript direction, and HumanCapture’s proposed glasses-capture reward.

    • The homepage leads with curated first-person POV datasets and the ambition to build the world’s largest collection.
    • Meet HumanCapture remains beside a new HumanHud.ai link, with a concise description of each product.
    • HumanHud.ai’s product section describes life transcription into a calendar and transcript for future AI-agent integrations.
    • HumanCapture explains the proposed $5 total reward for an accepted glasses-POV datapoint captured and annotated. Product integrations and payouts remain in development.

  4. Version v12

    A shared starting point for the homepage.

    The introduction and HumanCapture video panel now start at the same height on the two-column homepage.

    • Aligned the top of the text column with the top of the HumanCapture panel, including when categories or saved-video galleries change the panel height.
    • Preserved the stacked mobile layout and existing videos, galleries, metadata, downloads, and robotics animation.

  5. Version v11

    First-person datasets for everyday life.

    Explore the shared model and dataset vision, a staged collection roadmap, and the proposed rewards for contributing human activity data.

    • The homepage focuses on first-person and egocentric datasets for human life, with HumanHUD as a connected AR-glasses product.
    • A dataset roadmap starts at ten everyday-life collections and grows toward 100, 1,000, and 10,000, with planned developer APIs.
    • HumanCapture explains paid capture and annotation, a proposed $5 combined bounty, higher-effort tasks, and collection limits.
    • Play 1080p generated demos for all forty activities across eight dataset categories. Click an activity to open its complete saved-video gallery, with return navigation, visible clip counts, source, resolution, and model filters, chronological and duration sorting, expandable creation and media metadata, and video downloads. Earlier gym versions remain accessible. Synthetic clips await the founder’s visual review.
    • Published, synthetic, and opt-in captured data each have a clear role, with product availability and roadmap targets distinguished.
    • The interactive robotics animation is preserved on Lab & product, with hardware work placed later in the roadmap.
    • Updated the website build tools and the account SDK integration while preserving Google and email sign-in.

  6. Version v9

    From human activity to useful training data.

    Explore HumanHUD’s activity-intelligence direction, a working dataset example, account access, and the desktop-first robotics roadmap.

    • Browse and filter fifteen external dataset sources with publisher, access, and usage links.
    • Watch a real robot-recording example become candidate-labeled records and a separately generated replay; download the data and provenance.
    • Create an account or sign in with Google or email and password.
    • Explore the desktop-arm kit plan, mobile-arm and robot-home concept drawings, and editable CAD downloads.
    • Follow a dated roadmap that distinguishes working software from planned activity models and physical robotics.

  7. Version v8

    Put on. Pinch. Move.

    HumanHUD brings hand-controlled robotics into view, alongside a new wearable robotics concept.

    • A glasses-on introduction leads into a first-person HumanHUD scene.
    • Hold a pinch and move your hand to rotate the robot’s base or bend its elbow; a final pinch closes the gripper.
    • Selection highlights follow finger contact, and releasing the pinch leaves each joint in position.
    • Explore the four-arm Robotic Backpack concept below HumanHUD on the Lab & product page.
    • Updated underlying dependencies for this release.

  8. Version v7

    HumanHUD through AR glasses.

    The HumanHUD scene presents a first-person AR concept with gaze and pointing cues.

    • A simulated gaze cue and human pointing hand bring robot parts into focus.
    • Part highlights and labels appear progressively through the sequence.
    • The Robotics and Spatial scenes retain their existing designs.

  9. Version v6

    Robotics pick-and-place cycle.

    The Robotics scene now shows a complete pick-and-place cycle.

    • The arm picks up a ball and places it into an open box on a conveyor belt.
    • The conveyor carries the filled box away before the cycle repeats.
    • The HumanHUD and Spatial scenes retain their existing designs.

  10. Version v5

    A new lens. A lasting record.

    HumanHUD joins the interactive hero, with a site view counter and a public changelog.

    • Added a HumanHUD lens to the homepage’s interactive scene.
    • Added a site view counter.
    • Created this release history and preserved version 4 as the visual baseline for future updates.

  11. Version v4

    Intelligence beyond the screen.

    A new visual identity centered on physical AI, with interactive scenes and a HumanHUD product showcase.

    • Introduced an animated homepage with robotics, computer vision, and spatial interface views.
    • Featured HumanHUD as a Matha Labs product, with a dedicated section on the Lab & product page.
    • Refined mobile layouts, light and dark themes, and controls for pausing animation.

  12. Version v3

    An AI frontier lab.

    Refocused the site on Matha Labs’ identity as an AI frontier lab and its consulting services.

    • Updated the homepage, lab, consulting, and About content.
    • Clarified consulting engagements and the inquiry process.

  13. Version v2

    Updated contact details.

    Updated the business phone number throughout the site.

    • Updated call and text links, contact information, and structured data.

  14. Version v1

    Matha Labs goes live.

    The first release of mathalabs.com.

    • Launched the website with service information, an itemized pricing menu, and contact options.

Dates shown in Los Angeles time.