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Avala is a data annotation platform built for teams that work with images, video, 3D point clouds, and multi-sensor data. Whether you are training perception models for autonomous vehicles, building robotics applications, or running computer vision research, Avala gives you the annotation tools, quality control workflows, and programmatic access you need to produce high-quality labeled datasets at scale. The platform is designed to handle the full annotation lifecycle — from raw data upload through labeling, review, and export — so your team can focus on building better models instead of managing annotation infrastructure.

Who Uses Avala

  • Autonomous Vehicle Teams — Label camera images, LiDAR point clouds, and synchronized multi-sensor recordings for perception model training.
  • Robotics Companies — Annotate perception data for navigation, manipulation, and scene understanding.
  • AI/ML Teams — Create training datasets for object detection, segmentation, classification, and tracking.
  • Research Labs — Build labeled datasets for computer vision and 3D perception research.

Platform

Supported Data Types

Avala handles five data modalities, each with purpose-built annotation workflows:
Data TypeFormatsDescription
ImagesJPEG, PNG, WebPSingle-frame annotation with all 2D tools
VideoMP4, MOVConverted to frame sequences for frame-by-frame annotation and object tracking
Point CloudsPCD, PLY3D LiDAR scans with cuboid annotation and bird’s-eye view
MCAP / ROSMCAPMulti-sensor container with camera, LiDAR, and IMU data; multi-camera projection
SplatGaussian Splat3D scene annotation in Gaussian Splat environments

Annotation Tools

Professional annotation tools for every use case:
  • Bounding Boxes — 2D rectangular regions for object detection
  • Polygons — Arbitrary shapes for precise object boundaries
  • 3D Cuboids — 3D bounding boxes in point cloud and multi-sensor data
  • Segmentation — Pixel-level classification masks
  • Polylines — Path, lane, and edge annotations
  • Keypoints — Landmark and pose annotations
  • Classification — Scene-level and object-level attribute labels

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