Types of Data Annotation We Support

Bounding Box Annotation
Bounding box annotation places rectangular frames around objects in images or video frames, enabling models to detect and localise objects within a scene. NextWealth’s annotation experts apply both 2D and 3D bounding boxes across diverse object classes like vehicles, pedestrians, products, faces, and more following clientspecific ontologies with interannotator agreement checks to ensure consistency at scale. As one of the most versatile annotation types, bounding boxes underpin object detection pipelines across virtually every computer vision application.
Video Annotation
Video annotation extends object detection and classification into the temporal dimension like tracking people, objects, and actions frame by frame across sequences that may span thousands of frames. Unlike static image annotation, video annotation requires maintaining object identity and label consistency through occlusion, reentry, and scene transitions. Our teams handle dense temporal labelling, action recognition tagging, trajectory mapping, and event classification making annotated video a reliable input for autonomous driving, surveillance, sports analytics, and realtime decisionmaking systems


Text Annotation
Text annotation encompasses named entity recognition (NER), sentiment tagging, intent classification, coreference resolution, and relation extraction the labelled datasets that power natural language processing (NLP) models. Our multilingual annotators support annotation in English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and other Indian and global languages, enabling smarter automation in customer support, document processing, fraud detection, regulatory compliance, and conversational AI. We also support RLHF annotation workflows ranking and rating modelgenerated text responses to train and finetune large language models.
Audio Annotation
Audio annotation involves transcription, speaker identification, emotion and intonation tagging, sound event labelling, and language identification the training data backbone for voice assistants, call centre AI, speech recognition systems, and multilingual audio tools. Our annotators are trained to distinguish between speakers, capture pitch and emotional variation, and handle noisy, accented, or lowquality recordings expanding the conditions under which your voice AI can reliably perform.


3D / LiDAR Annotation
3D and LiDAR annotation labels point cloud data with cuboids, semantic segmentation, and depth mapping giving AI models a spatially accurate understanding of their environment. This is essential for autonomous vehicle perception stacks, industrial robotics, HD mapping, and drone navigation. Our annotators are trained in threedimensional spatial reasoning and specialised LiDAR tooling, supporting cuboid placement, 3D instance segmentation, and sequential frame tracking for moving objects across LiDAR sweeps.
Synthetic Data QA & Validation
Point cloud annotation labels three-dimensional spatial data captured by LiDAR sensors, assigning object categories like vehicles, cyclists, pedestrians, road furniture to clusters of 3D points. This is among the most technically demanding annotation types, requiring annotators trained in spatial reasoning and 3D visualisation tools. NextWealth supports cuboid annotation, 3D segmentation, and track-level labelling for sequential LiDAR frames essential for autonomous vehicle perception stacks and robotics navigation systems.

Annotation for Active Learning & RLHF Workflows
Modern ML development rarely follows a single-pass annotation model. NextWealth is built to support the iterative, feedback-driven pipelines that production AI teams actually use.
Active Learning Loops
In an active learning pipeline, your model identifies the samples it is least confident about and routes them for human annotation — prioritising labelling effort where it has the greatest impact on model improvement. NextWealth integrates into active learning workflows as the human-in-the-loop layer: receiving model-flagged samples, annotating them to your quality standard, and returning corrected labels to retrain the model. This dramatically reduces the total annotation volume required to achieve a given accuracy target.
RLHF Workflow Annotation
Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback (RLHF) is the training methodology behind the most capable large language and vision models in production today. It requires human annotators to rank, rate, compare, and critique model outputs — shaping model behaviour toward human-preferred responses. NextWealth supports the full RLHF annotation stack: response ranking, pairwise comparison, quality scoring, and red-teaming annotation — for both text and multimodal models.
Annotation Platform & Tooling
NextWealth works with all major annotation platforms and can integrate with your existing tooling stack. We do not lock you into a proprietary tool — if you have an existing platform, our annotators are trained to work within it.
| Platform Type | Examples Supported |
|---|---|
| Enterprise annotation platforms | Labelbox, Appen, CloudFactory |
| Open-source tools | CVAT, Label Studio, Roboflow |
| Medical imaging platforms | ITK-SNAP, 3D Slicer, MD.ai |
| LiDAR / 3D tools | Supervisely, Scale Lidar, Cogniteam |
| Client-proprietary platforms | Full integration via API or custom workflow |
Data Security & Compliance
All annotation operations at NextWealth are conducted within a security framework aligned with ISO 27001 standards — the international benchmark for information security management.
Access Control
Role-based permissions; data accessible only to authorised annotators on a given project.
NDA Coverage
All annotators and operations staff are bound by non-disclosure agreements on every project.
Secure Data Transfer
Encrypted transfer protocols for all inbound and outbound data movements.
Audit Logging
Full traceability of who accessed, labelled, and reviewed each data asset across the project.
GDPR Alignment
Data handling practices designed for compliance with European and international data protection regulations.
No Data Retention
Client data is not stored beyond project scope unless explicitly agreed — your data stays yours.





















