Contributor Terms of Service

1. Introduction and Acceptance

1.1 About EgoVista. EgoVista SAS (in formation, “EgoVista”, “we”, “us”) operates a platform at egovista.app through which adult contributors based in Europe (the “Contributors”, “you”) upload egocentric (first-person POV) videos. Videos accepted by EgoVista are processed through an EU-based AI pipeline (MediaPipe pose hands/body, Depth Anything V2, EgoHOS segmentation Amsterdam, Gemini 2.5 Pro labeling via Vertex AI europe-west4, MediaPipe facial anonymization) and incorporated into annotated datasets (“Datasets”) that EgoVista commercializes to professional buyers (“Buyers”), including robotics research laboratories, foundation model laboratories, and academic institutions.

1.2 Scope. These Contributor Terms of Service (the “Terms”) form a binding agreement between EgoVista and the Contributor. They are complementary to the EgoVista Privacy Policy v2.1, which governs the processing of personal data and is incorporated by reference. In case of conflict, the Privacy Policy prevails on personal-data matters; these Terms prevail on intellectual-property and contractual matters.

1.3 Acceptance and version. By ticking the acceptance checkbox at account creation, you accept these Terms and the Privacy Policy. The Terms are versioned. The current version (v2.0) is effective from 1 June 2026. EgoVista may amend the Terms; material amendments will be notified by email at least thirty (30) days before they take effect. The amended Terms apply prospectively only.

2. Definitions

• “Acceptance” means EgoVista’s positive validation of an uploaded Video at the QA stage (Section 8).
• “Buyer” means a third-party customer that licenses one or more Datasets from EgoVista.
• “Compensation” means the lump-sum hourly amount paid by EgoVista to the Contributor under Section 6.
• “Contributor” means a natural person, 18 years or older, resident in Europe, who has accepted these Terms and uploads Videos.
• “Contributor Guidelines” means the technical and ethical guidelines published by EgoVista at egovista.app/guidelines and updated periodically. They form an integral part of these Terms.
• “Dataset” means an annotated, structured set of one or more Videos produced by EgoVista and licensed to Buyers.
• “GDPR” means Regulation (EU) 2016/679.
• “License” means the rights granted by the Contributor to EgoVista under Section 5.
• “Tier” means the volume bracket of weekly recording time (Tier 1: 3-5 h/week; Tier 2: 1-2 h/week; Tier 3: 0.5-1 h/week) used to compute Compensation.
• “Video” means a first-person POV audiovisual recording uploaded by the Contributor through the EgoVista platform.

3. Eligibility and Contributor Account

3.1 Age and capacity. To register as a Contributor, you must be at least 18 years old and have full legal capacity to contract.

3.2 Residence. You must be a resident of a member state of the European Union, of the European Economic Area, of Switzerland, or of the United Kingdom. EgoVista may extend eligible jurisdictions over time; the up-to-date list is published in the Contributor Guidelines.

3.3 Account creation. You must provide accurate, complete and up-to-date information at registration. You are responsible for the confidentiality of your credentials and for any activity conducted under your account.

3.4 Verification. EgoVista may, at any time, request additional documentation to verify your identity, age or residence. Failure to provide such documentation within a reasonable period may result in suspension of the account.

3.5 One account per Contributor. You may not create or operate more than one Contributor account. Multiple accounts result in immediate termination without compensation (Section 12.2).

4. The Contributor's Role and Independence

4.1 Independent status. The Contributor acts as an independent author and grantor of an intellectual-property license. The Contributor is not an employee, agent, partner, mandatary, or service provider of EgoVista. These Terms do not create any employment, agency or service relationship.

4.2 No subordination. The relationship between EgoVista and the Contributor does not entail any link of subordination within the meaning of French labour law (notably article L.8221-6 of the French Labour Code). In particular:

• (a) the Contributor freely chooses when, where, and how to record Videos, subject only to general thematic briefs which constitute requests for content, not work instructions;
• (b) EgoVista does not impose schedules, attendance, dress code, or method of recording;
• (c) EgoVista does not provide recording equipment; the Contributor uses his/her own iPhone, Meta Ray-Ban, GoPro, or equivalent device;
• (d) no quota of Videos is imposed; the Tier indicates a maximum volume bracket, not a minimum delivery commitment;
• (e) the Contributor may decide not to upload any Video without consequence, sanction, penalty, or impact on the relationship.

4.3 No exclusivity. These Terms are non-exclusive. The Contributor remains free to record, license or sell videos to any third party, including competitors of EgoVista, subject only to common-sense restrictions on uploading the same Video to multiple buyers simultaneously (which would breach the warranty of authorship and originality in Section 7.1).

4.4 No captive clientele. The Contributor does not develop a clientele of his/her own through EgoVista. EgoVista is the customer of the Contributor for the License, not an intermediary connecting the Contributor to end-users.

5. License Grant — IP Mechanics

5.1 Object. Each Video recorded by the Contributor may constitute a “work of the mind” (« œuvre de l’esprit ») protected by French copyright law under articles L.111-1 and L.112-2 of the French Intellectual Property Code (“CPI”), to the extent it satisfies the originality requirement. Without prejudice to such qualification, the Contributor grants EgoVista the License described in this Section over each Video. The License is granted as principal on copyright rights and, to the extent applicable and as a subsidiary basis, on any neighbouring rights, image rights, or sui generis database rights that may attach to the Video.

5.2 Per-Video activation. The License granted under these Terms is not, and shall not be construed as, a global assignment of future works prohibited by article L.131-1 CPI. Each Video constitutes a distinct, determinable and individualized work. The License attaches to each Video individually and becomes effective only upon Acceptance of that Video by EgoVista, as defined in Section 8. Prior to Acceptance, the Contributor may withdraw any uploaded Video at any time, without justification, by using the platform interface.

5.3 Distinct enumeration of rights (article L.131-3 CPI). For each Accepted Video, the Contributor grants EgoVista, on a non-exclusive basis, the right and license to:

• (a) Reproduce the Video, in whole or in part, in any format, on any medium, by any process, including digital storage, backup copies, frame-by-frame extraction, and creation of multiple derivative files;
• (b) Adapt and modify the Video, including without limitation: cropping, time-trimming, resolution adjustment, color correction, frame extraction, audio extraction, facial anonymization (MediaPipe or equivalent), pose estimation overlay, semantic segmentation, depth-map generation, and any other technical transformation required for incorporation into a Dataset;
• (c) Translate any spoken or written content captured in the Video;
• (d) Incorporate the Video, in whole or in part, into one or more Datasets;
• (e) Distribute, transmit, make available, and communicate to the public the Video and the Datasets containing the Video;
• (f) Sublicense to Buyers all or part of the foregoing rights, under license agreements entered into between EgoVista and each Buyer, including the right for Buyers to use the Video and Datasets to train, fine-tune, evaluate, or benchmark machine-learning models (including robotics foundation models);
• (g) Market, promote, and advertise the Video, the Datasets, and EgoVista’s services, including by displaying preview thumbnails or short excerpts.

5.4 Domain of exploitation (article L.131-3 CPI).

• (a) Territory: worldwide, in all jurisdictions where copyright or analogous protection subsists.
• (b) Duration: the entire legal duration of the patrimonial rights of the Contributor, namely 70 years post mortem auctoris under article L.123-1 CPI, subject to the Contributor’s rights under Sections 12 and 13.
• (c) Destinations: as described in Section 5.3(d)-(g) above, namely creation, sale and sublicensing of annotated Datasets for training, evaluation and research purposes in artificial intelligence, robotics, computer vision and related domains.

5.5 Right of image of the Contributor. The License extends to the right of image of the Contributor over any portion of the Video in which the Contributor’s hands, arms, voice, silhouette or other identifying attribute appears or is recorded. This authorization is granted specifically and expressly for the purposes set out in Section 5.3.

5.6 Moral rights (article L.121-1 CPI). The Contributor’s moral rights (right to authorship, right to integrity, right of disclosure, right to withdraw) are inalienable, perpetual and imprescriptible and are not transferred or waived under these Terms.

However, given the nature of the Datasets, which require anonymization and aggregation of contributions, the Contributor expressly commits not to assert his/her right of authorship attribution (« droit de paternité ») on the Datasets delivered to Buyers, on the following understanding:

• (a) this commitment is contractual and constitutes an undertaking to limit the exercise of a right, not an alienation of that right;
• (b) the Contributor may at any time revoke this commitment by written notice to privacy@egovista.app; upon revocation, EgoVista will, on a best-effort basis, attempt to provide attribution information in newly-delivered Datasets;
• (c) the commitment is justified by the Contributor’s own legitimate interest in being protected by the anonymization process.

5.7 Authorized modifications and consent to integrity transformations. The Contributor expressly consents to the modifications listed in Section 5.3(b) above. The Parties agree that those transformations, being strictly necessary for the operation of EgoVista’s pipeline, do not constitute a violation of the right to integrity of the Video.

6. Compensation

6.1 Hourly rate. EgoVista pays the Contributor a lump-sum hourly rate (the “Rate”), based on accepted recording time and the Tier applicable to the Contributor. Current Rates are:

• Tier 1 (3-5 h/week): 25-30 EUR/hour
• Tier 2 (1-2 h/week): 22-27 EUR/hour
• Tier 3 (0.5-1 h/week): 20-25 EUR/hour

Exact Rates within each bracket are determined by EgoVista based on factors including content quality, dataset relevance, and equipment used. The applicable Rate is communicated at the start of each acquisition order.

6.2 Lump-sum compensation — justification under article L.131-4 CPI. The Parties expressly agree that Compensation takes the form of a lump-sum hourly rate and not a proportional share of revenue from Dataset sales, because:

• (a) the basis for proportional remuneration cannot be practically determined within the meaning of article L.131-4 CPI: Datasets are commercialized in aggregated bundles, often containing thousands of Videos from hundreds of Contributors, and the price paid by a Buyer cannot reasonably be allocated to any individual Video;
• (b) the means of monitoring proportional application would be disproportionate to the amounts involved;
• (c) the Contributor specifically accepts this lump-sum arrangement as fair compensation, in full knowledge of the principle of proportional remuneration.

6.3 Payment terms. Compensation is calculated on a monthly basis for all Videos Accepted during that calendar month and paid within thirty (30) days of the close of the month.

6.4 Payment provider. During the startup phase, payments are processed through Wise Business. The Contributor enters his/her IBAN directly within Wise’s interface. EgoVista never stores the Contributor’s banking data. During the scaling phase, EgoVista may transition to Stripe Connect Express, in which case the same principle applies: EgoVista does not store banking data.

6.5 Currency. Payments are made in EUR by default. Cross-border Contributors may receive payments in their local currency at the prevailing exchange rate of the payment provider; any conversion fees are borne by the payment provider.

6.6 Erroneous payments. In case of overpayment or duplicate payment by EgoVista, the Contributor agrees to refund the excess amount or to authorize EgoVista to deduct it from future Compensation.

7. Contributor's Representations, Warranties and Obligations

For each Video uploaded, the Contributor represents, warrants and undertakes as follows.

7.1 Authorship and originality. The Contributor is the sole and exclusive author of the Video; the Video is the result of his/her own creative effort; the Contributor has not copied, derived or incorporated material from any third-party work protected by copyright, except in a manner that qualifies as a permitted exception (e.g. de minimis incidental capture).

7.2 Right of image of third parties.

• (a) any individual identifiable in the Video — by face, voice, silhouette, tattoo or other identifying feature — and filmed in a non-incidental manner (i.e., as a subject of the Video rather than a fleeting passerby) has provided a prior, express, informed, written and specific consent to the recording and to the License granted under these Terms. Such consent shall take the form of the Model Release made available in the Contributor Guidelines and shall be furnished to EgoVista on first request;
• (b) any individual filmed only incidentally has been or will be anonymized by EgoVista’s pipeline (MediaPipe facial obfuscation). The Contributor undertakes not to film in contexts where incidental capture of identifiable individuals would be unavoidable and where anonymization would not suffice.

7.3 No minors. No person under 18 years of age is deliberately filmed as a subject of the Video. Any minor captured incidentally must be flagged to EgoVista before upload; the relevant footage will be anonymized or excluded.

7.4 Private locations. The Contributor shall not film in private locations belonging to third parties (private residences, private offices, restricted-access areas, changing rooms, restrooms, medical facilities, schools, religious sites) without the prior written authorization of the owner or operator. Such authorization shall be furnished to EgoVista on first request.

7.5 No illegal content. The Video does not contain content that is illegal, defamatory, violent, pornographic, hateful, discriminatory, or that constitutes intellectual-property infringement.

7.6 GDPR compliance towards filmed persons. Where applicable, the Contributor has informed identifiable third-party subjects of the purposes of recording (collection for commercial Dataset, anonymization, sublicensing to Buyers for AI training and research), in accordance with articles 13 and 14 GDPR. The Contributor Guidelines provide a template information notice.

7.7 Smart-glasses use. Where the Contributor uses smart glasses (Meta Ray-Ban, Apple Vision Pro or equivalent), he/she shall comply with the recommendations of the French data-protection authority (CNIL, communication of 15 November 2024 and 2026 action plan), namely: ensuring the recording indicator is visible and not concealed; not recording in intimate spaces (changing rooms, medical facilities, restrooms); not exploiting the discretion of the device to circumvent third parties’ consent.

7.8 Compliance with Contributor Guidelines. The Contributor undertakes to follow the Contributor Guidelines, which form an integral part of these Terms.

7.9 Truthfulness of declared information. All information provided to EgoVista (identity, age, residence, banking details, declarations relating to uploaded Videos) is accurate, complete and up-to-date.

8. Acceptance of Videos and Quality Assurance

8.1 QA process. Each uploaded Video is submitted to EgoVista’s quality assurance (“QA”) process, which combines automated checks and human review. The QA process typically takes between 48 and 168 hours.

8.2 Acceptance or rejection. At the end of the QA process, EgoVista issues either an Acceptance or a rejection notification to the Contributor through the platform interface. EgoVista may reject a Video for any reason consistent with the Contributor Guidelines, including: failure to comply with technical specifications, breach of warranties (Section 7), insufficient anonymization potential, or duplicate content. Rejection does not give rise to compensation.

8.3 Withdrawal before Acceptance. Prior to Acceptance, the Contributor may withdraw an uploaded Video at any time without justification.

8.4 Effect of Acceptance. Upon Acceptance, the License under Section 5 becomes effective and irrevocable in respect of that specific Video, subject to Section 13 (GDPR Article 17 rights).

9. Tax and Social Responsibility of the Contributor

9.1 Nature of Compensation. Compensation under these Terms constitutes consideration for a license of copyright rights granted by the Contributor to EgoVista. It is not a salary, a fee for a service rendered, or any other type of remuneration.

9.2 No tax advice. EgoVista does not provide tax or social-security advice. The Contributor is solely responsible for declaring and paying any income tax, social contributions, value-added tax, or other levies applicable to Compensation received, in accordance with the laws of his/her country of residence.

9.3 French Contributors — guidance. For Contributors residing in France, Compensation typically qualifies as « bénéfices non commerciaux » (BNC) under article 92.2.2° of the French General Tax Code, or as « traitements et salaires » under article 93-1 quater CGI in specific configurations. The micro-BNC regime applies under the thresholds set by article 50-0 CGI (77,700 EUR for 2025 income; 83,600 EUR for 2026 income). Registration with URSSAF Limousin (artistes-auteurs branch) may be required above 1,200 EUR of annual recettes. The Contributor is invited to consult impots.gouv.fr, urssaf.fr, and service-public.gouv.fr for authoritative guidance.

9.4 Cross-border Contributors. For Contributors residing outside France, EgoVista pays the gross amount of Compensation and does not operate withholding at source, except where required by an applicable bilateral tax treaty or by EU legislation. The Contributor is responsible for declaring Compensation in his/her country of residence.

9.5 Disclaimer. EgoVista shall have no liability whatsoever in respect of any tax or social-security obligation of the Contributor.

10. EgoVista's Obligations and Liability

10.1 Commitments. EgoVista undertakes, on a best-effort basis, to:

• (a) operate the platform diligently and process Videos within reasonable timeframes;
• (b) apply the announced anonymization pipeline to Videos before incorporation into Datasets;
• (c) pay due Compensation in accordance with Section 6;
• (d) comply with applicable data-protection law (Privacy Policy v2.1).

10.2 No service-level guarantees. EgoVista does not commit to any specific uptime, processing time, frequency of acquisition orders, or minimum number of accepted Videos. The Contributor expressly acknowledges that EgoVista may, at any time, suspend acquisition campaigns, modify Tier structures, or adjust Rates.

10.3 Liability allocation.

• (a) Essential obligations and gross faults — no exclusion. Pursuant to article 1170 of the French Civil Code and to article R.212-1 6° of the French Consumer Code, EgoVista does not exclude or limit its liability for breach of its essential obligations (payment of due Compensation, application of anonymization pipeline, compliance with GDPR procedures), nor for gross negligence or wilful misconduct.
• (b) Indirect damages — exclusion. To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, EgoVista shall not be liable for indirect, consequential, special, incidental or punitive damages, including loss of expected revenue, loss of opportunity or reputational damage, except in cases of gross negligence or wilful misconduct.
• (c) Aggregate cap on direct damages other than essential obligations. Subject to (a) above, EgoVista’s aggregate liability for direct damages other than breach of essential obligations shall not exceed the greater of (i) total Compensation paid to the Contributor during the twelve (12) months preceding the event giving rise to liability, or (ii) EUR 500.

10.4 Force majeure. Neither Party shall be liable for any failure or delay caused by force majeure within the meaning of article 1218 of the French Civil Code (natural disasters, war, governmental action, network outages of third-party providers, etc.).

11. Indemnification by the Contributor

11.1 Scope. The Contributor shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless EgoVista, its officers, employees, agents, affiliates and Buyers against any third-party claim (a “Claim”) and all related damages, settlements, costs and reasonable attorneys’ fees, arising out of or related to:

• (a) any breach by the Contributor of his/her representations, warranties or obligations under Section 7;
• (b) any infringement of intellectual property, image rights, privacy rights or other personality rights of a third party by the Video;
• (c) any false or misleading information provided by the Contributor.

11.2 Cap. The Contributor’s aggregate liability under this Section 11 shall not exceed the greater of (i) total Compensation paid by EgoVista during the twelve (12) months preceding the Claim, or (ii) EUR 1,000.

11.3 Carve-out. The cap in Section 11.2 shall not apply in case of (a) gross negligence, (b) wilful misconduct, (c) fraudulent misrepresentation, or (d) deliberate breach of warranties relating to right of image (Section 7.2) or to content involving minors (Section 7.3).

11.4 Procedure. EgoVista shall promptly notify the Contributor of any Claim. The Contributor shall reasonably cooperate with EgoVista in the defense or settlement. EgoVista retains the right to control the defense and to enter into settlements, provided no settlement requiring the Contributor to admit liability shall be entered without his/her prior written consent.

12. Suspension and Termination

12.1 Termination by the Contributor. The Contributor may terminate these Terms at any time, without prior notice and without justification, by sending a written notice to contact@egovista.app or by deleting his/her account through the platform interface.

12.2 Termination by EgoVista for cause. EgoVista may terminate these Terms with immediate effect, without prior notice, in case of:

• (a) material breach by the Contributor of any warranty or obligation under Section 7;
• (b) fraud, attempted manipulation of payments, creation of multiple unauthorized accounts;
• (c) submission of unlawful content;
• (d) violation of applicable law in connection with use of the platform.

12.3 Termination by EgoVista for convenience. EgoVista may terminate these Terms for any other reason, with thirty (30) days’ prior written notice. During the notice period, the Contributor may continue to upload Videos under existing acquisition orders.

12.4 Effects of termination.

• (a) Videos already Accepted: the License under Section 5 remains in full force and effect; EgoVista pays due Compensation under the standard schedule.
• (b) Videos uploaded but not yet Accepted: withdrawn from the platform; no Compensation is due.
• (c) Data retention: governed by the Privacy Policy v2.1 (sections 6 and 7.3).

12.5 Survival. Sections 5 (in respect of Accepted Videos), 7 (warranties given in respect of Accepted Videos), 10, 11, 13, 15 and 16 survive termination.

13. Interplay with GDPR — Right to Erasure

13.1 Irrevocability of License — contractual rule. As between EgoVista and the Contributor, the License granted under Section 5 over each Accepted Video is irrevocable for the duration set in Section 5.4(b).

13.2 GDPR rights — survival. Notwithstanding Section 13.1, the Contributor’s rights under Chapter III of the GDPR (right of access, rectification, erasure, restriction, portability, objection) survive these Terms and may be exercised at any time by sending a request to privacy@egovista.app. No contractual provision of these Terms may have the effect of restricting or excluding the exercise of those rights.

13.3 Procedure for Article 17 (right to erasure). When the Contributor exercises his/her right to erasure over an Accepted Video:

• (a) EgoVista erases the Video from its own systems (production storage, backups, annotation pipeline) within thirty (30) days, in accordance with the Privacy Policy v2.1;
• (b) EgoVista notifies each Buyer that has received the Video as part of a Dataset, requesting erasure under the Buyer’s own GDPR compliance procedure;
• (c) EgoVista is not responsible for any refusal by a Buyer to erase the Video based on a legitimate exception under article 17.3 GDPR (in particular: scientific research, exercise or defense of legal claims), but remains responsible for the effective notification.

13.4 Article 17.3 limits. Some Videos may, exceptionally, be retained by EgoVista beyond an erasure request where this is permitted under article 17.3 GDPR, in particular for scientific research purposes. In such case, EgoVista informs the Contributor of the basis of retention and limits processing accordingly.

14. Intellectual Property of EgoVista

14.1 Ownership. The EgoVista platform, software, brand, logo, documentation and Datasets are the exclusive property of EgoVista (or of its licensors). Nothing in these Terms grants the Contributor any right or license over those elements.

14.2 Limited use. The Contributor is granted a personal, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, revocable right to use the platform solely for the purpose of performing under these Terms.

15. Governing Law, Mediation and Jurisdiction

15.1 Governing law. These Terms are governed by French law, without prejudice to the mandatory consumer-protection rules of the member state of residence of any Contributor qualifying as a consumer (Regulation (EU) 593/2008 “Rome I”, article 6).

15.2 Internal complaint procedure. Before any litigation or mediation, the Contributor is invited to address a written complaint to EgoVista at contact@egovista.app (or for data-protection issues, privacy@egovista.app). EgoVista undertakes to respond within thirty (30) days.

15.3 Jurisdiction. Subject to articles 17 to 19 of Regulation (EU) 1215/2012 (“Brussels I bis”):

• (a) any dispute concerning these Terms shall be submitted to the competent courts of Paris, France;
• (b) however, a Contributor qualifying as a consumer and residing in a Member State of the European Union may, at his/her option, bring proceedings before the courts of his/her own domicile, and shall be sued exclusively before such courts;
• (c) for Contributors residing outside the European Union, the courts of Paris shall have exclusive jurisdiction.

16. General Provisions

16.1 Notices and contact. General inquiries: contact@egovista.app. Data protection: privacy@egovista.app. Postal address: EgoVista SAS (in formation), 42 avenue de Villepreux, 92420 Vaucresson, France.

16.2 Assignment. EgoVista may assign these Terms to any successor entity (notably in case of merger, acquisition, or restructuring), subject to GDPR notification to the Contributor. The Contributor may not assign these Terms without EgoVista’s prior written consent.

16.3 Severability. If any provision of these Terms is held to be invalid, unenforceable or contrary to applicable law, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect. The Parties shall negotiate in good faith a replacement provision that preserves the original intent within legal bounds.

16.4 Entire agreement. These Terms, together with the Privacy Policy v2.1 and the Contributor Guidelines, constitute the entire agreement between the Parties in respect of the subject-matter and supersede all prior agreements.

16.5 Amendments and version control. EgoVista may amend these Terms with thirty (30) days’ prior notice to the Contributor’s registered email address. Amendments apply prospectively only. The Contributor may terminate (Section 12.1) if disagreeing with the amendments. Current version: v2.0, effective 1 June 2026. Previous versions are archived at egovista.app/legal/archive.

16.6 Language. These Terms are provided in English. Contributors residing in France retain the benefit of mandatory provisions of French consumer law applicable to consumers, in accordance with Article 6 of Regulation (EU) 593/2008 (“Rome I”), regardless of the language of the contract. A French translation may be made available in future versions; in such case, the English version will prevail between the parties.

16.7 No waiver. Failure by either Party to enforce any provision shall not constitute a waiver.

16.8 Survival of clauses. Sections 5 (in respect of Accepted Videos), 7, 9.5, 10, 11, 13, 15 and 16 survive termination.

Annex 1 — Model Release Template

This Model Release must be obtained by the Contributor from any individual who appears identifiably in a Video as a subject (not merely incidentally captured), prior to upload of the Video to the EgoVista platform. EgoVista may request copies at any time.

MODEL RELEASE / AUTORISATION DE DROIT À L’IMAGE

I, the undersigned [Full name], born on [DOB], residing at [Address], hereby authorize [Contributor name] and EgoVista SAS (a French company in formation, located at 42 avenue de Villepreux, 92420 Vaucresson, France) to use my image as it appears in the video(s) recorded on [Date], in the context of the Contributor’s egocentric video contribution to the EgoVista platform.

This authorization covers:

• Use of my image for the production of annotated datasets distributed by EgoVista to its business customers (robotics laboratories, AI foundation laboratories, research institutions).
• Use of my image for training, fine-tuning, evaluation, testing and deployment of artificial intelligence and robotics models by EgoVista’s business customers.
• Reproduction, adaptation, distribution and communication of my image for the above purposes, worldwide, for the legal duration of the Contributor’s intellectual property rights (70 years post mortem auctoris under Article L.123-1 of the French Intellectual Property Code).

I acknowledge that:

• EgoVista applies automated facial occultation (blurring) to all videos prior to processing and prior to delivery to its customers.
• I retain the right to request erasure of my image at any time by writing to privacy@egovista.app, in accordance with Article 17 of the General Data Protection Regulation.
• This authorization is granted free of charge or against the symbolic consideration of: [amount, may be zero].

Signed at [Place], on [Date].

Signature of the model: __________________
Signature of the Contributor: __________________

French translation available on request at legal@egovista.app.