Privacy and terms

Requesting access stores what you type into the form: your name, your email address, the account ID you chose, your country, institution and position, and what you wrote in the purpose field. The optional fields — an institutional address, a supervisor, an ORCID iD, a home page, which datasets you expect to use, and how much compute you need — are stored only if you fill them in. Two things are recorded that you did not type: the IP address the request arrived from, and the browser string it was sent with.

Nothing else is recorded. The pages carry no analytics, no advertising and no third-party scripts, and the fonts are served from this site, so loading a page contacts no other host.

It is kept so a flood of automated submissions can be identified and removed. It is not used to profile you and it is not shared.

A declined request is deleted 90 days after the decision, automatically. An approved request becomes an account, and the account holds your details for as long as the account exists. Ask to have either removed and it is removed.

Every computed result records which account produced it. That record is the point of the system: a measurement whose author is unknown cannot be questioned. Anyone with an account can see who computed what.

K-Radar, nuScenes, Waymo Open Dataset and NVIDIA PhysicalAI-AV are each governed by their own licence, granted to you by their publishers and not by us. An account here grants no right to any of that data. Results derived from it stay subject to the source licence.

The workbench is provided as it is, with no warranty, for research use. Compute is shared and finite: a single batch can hold every worker for hours, so run quotas are enforced and an account that ignores them can be suspended. Do not upload data you are not entitled to share.

Reach us at the address you were replied from, or through the access request form.