Capture
Record video, audio, inputs, events, and session context at the source.
Multimodal gameplay data infrastructure
Gameplay data for intelligent systems.
Capture synchronized video, audio, player inputs, events, and session data from human gameplay and turn them into structured datasets for interactive AI research.
Temporal alignmentSession manifestsIntegrity validation
Platform / 01
From gameplay session to research dataset
Gameplay is useful as AI data when actions, observations, and events retain their temporal relationships. Gameture is building that collection path end to end.
Synchronize
Map each stream to a shared session timeline across machines and players.
Validate
Check stream presence, timestamp continuity, and session-manifest completeness.
Structure
Organize raw signals into aligned multimodal sessions with consistent metadata.
Deliver
Prepare validated session packages for training, evaluation, and research workflows.
Data / 02
A session is more than its video
The useful unit is an aligned session: every stream described, timed, and connected to the same sequence of human actions.
Gameplay video
Frames describing the environment, interface, and visible state.
Audio
Game audio and other sound retained on the shared session timeline.
Player inputs
Keyboard, mouse, controller, and action sequences with event timing.
Behavioral signals
Decisions, reactions, timing, and interaction patterns derived from play.
Session metadata
Player, machine, timing, collection, and session-manifest context.
Multiplayer data
Interaction synchronized across players, capture nodes, and machines.
Why gameplay / 03
Human decision-making, recorded over time
Interactive AI needs observations and actions in sequence—not only isolated outcomes.
Gameplay provides temporally aligned perception, action, and decision data inside environments with explicit rules, goals, and feedback.
Perception
Players continuously interpret changing environments, interfaces, and objectives.
Decision-making
Actions are selected under uncertainty, time pressure, and incomplete information.
Adaptation
Behavior changes in response to opponents, feedback, mistakes, and new constraints.
Coordination
Multiplayer sessions contain communication, cooperation, competition, and multi-agent behavior.
Research uses / 04
Data for systems that observe and act
Structured sessions can support research where timing, behavior, and interaction matter to the model or evaluation.
01Interactive AI agents
02Multimodal learning
03Behavioral modeling
04Imitation learning
05Game-playing agents
06Multi-agent systems
07Human-computer interaction
08AI evaluation
Technology / 05
Synchronization is the organizing constraint
A gameplay dataset is only as useful as its timeline. The architecture coordinates capture nodes, session state, validation, and storage around that shared reference.
Capture node A
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Capture node B
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Capture node C
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Session coordination
Shared session clock
Node state, stream registry, and session manifest.
Validation
Completeness · continuity · manifest checks
Structured session
Aligned streams · events · metadata
Dataset storage
Research-ready session packages
Synchronized capture
Coordinate video, audio, inputs, events, and metadata across capture nodes.
Temporal alignment
Preserve the timing relationships between human actions and observed game state.
Distributed sessions
Manage a collection session across players, machines, and recording devices.
Reliable transfer
Move large session artifacts through integrity-aware transfer workflows.
Session validation
Check expected streams, continuity, metadata, and manifest completeness.
Structured metadata
Describe sessions using consistent player, machine, timing, and collection context.
Input capture
Record ordered player actions close to their source for accurate sequencing.
Dataset storage
Organize aligned session packages for downstream research access and processing.
Data pipeline / 06
From session signals to an aligned dataset
Gameture's visual language follows the work itself: capture, align, validate, structure, and deliver.
Capture session signals
Record human play as concurrent, time-addressable streams.
Synchronize timelines
Map events and media to a common session clock across capture nodes.
Validate session integrity
Check stream presence, continuity, metadata, and manifest completeness.
Structure the session package
Organize aligned signals and context into a consistent multimodal record.
Connect to AI workflows
Prepare session packages for model training, evaluation, and research analysis.
About / 07
Building the data layer for interactive AI
Currently in development
Gameture is an early-stage company developing infrastructure for collecting, synchronizing, validating, and structuring multimodal gameplay data.
Our focus is high-quality human interaction datasets for work in multimodal learning, behavioral modeling, interactive agents, and related AI systems.
Leadership / 08
Building Gameture
01
Stanislas Alexandre Yekel
Founder & Chairman
Technical focus
- Company vision
- Strategic direction
- Governance
02
Diego Benjamin Placide
CEO
Diego manages company operations to ensure the infrastructure reliably captures and delivers multi-modal, synchronized gameplay data to AI researchers and gaming studios.
Technical focus
- Operations
- Partnerships
- Growth
03
Nicholas Kim
CTO
Nicholas leads the technical architecture and development of the systems used to capture, synchronize, validate, and structure multimodal gameplay data.
Technical focus
- Technical architecture
- Multimodal synchronization
- Distributed systems
- Data infrastructure
FAQ / 09
Questions, answered.
A quick overview of how Gameture works with gameplay data, research teams, and new collaborations.
Contact / 10
Interested in gameplay data?
Gameture is interested in hearing from researchers, engineers, and teams working on interactive intelligence.
Share a short note about your research area, data needs, or potential collaboration. Your message will go directly to the Gameture team.
contact@gameture.ca