# Benchmarking CV and depth-estimation algorithms > Source: > Published: 2026-10-04 06:31:09+00:00 **Release Date**: 10/1/2026 **Format**: NEF, JPEG **Size**: 4.47 GB Purpose-built to stress-test computer vision models, depth cameras, and spatial AI against severe specular glare and geometric reflections. This 425-asset production archive features a custom faceted mirror suit captured in high-contrast outdoor environments to trigger bounding-box dropouts and segmentation failures. The dataset includes 100% proprietary uncompressed Camera-Master RAWs, high-resolution JPEGs, and block-buffered SHA-256 forensic manifests. Fully compliant with the 2026 US CLEAR Act with an absolute chain of title. Pricing details Your purchase is the license to the raw data. Once purchased, you're responsible for storing and using this dataset. Your purchase includes a license to the data, paid directly to the dataset vendor, and a 5% ($100.00) platform fee paid to MDC. Licensing BWS DATA SOLUTIONS - COMMERCIAL DATA LICENSE AGREEMENT Restrictions/Special Constraints PROHIBITED USES Licensee shall not: Forbidden Usage LIABILITY Forbidden to use this dataset for facial recognition profiling, biometric tracking, or unauthorized identity synthesis Ethical Review All visual assets were captured in controlled performance settings with the explicit knowledge and consent of the featured artist. No unconsented individuals, private visual settings, or personally identifiable biometric data of third parties are included. The collection process followed strict privacy standards to ensure clean provenance and ethically authorized distribution for AI training. Intended Use This dataset is intended for training and evaluating computer vision models, including object detection, pose estimation, specular/reflective surface handling, visual segmentation of complex metallic materials, and 3D vision or generative image model synthesis. Licensor retains all right, title, and interest in and to the raw assets, including all intellectual property rights. This Agreement does not transfer ownership of the underlying imagery.