Gloves
16-sensor glove
Every finger bone, measured
One IMU on every phalanx except the little-finger tip, plus one sensor between the 4th and 5th metacarpals, mapped to both bones with separate scaling.
9-sensor glove
Full-hand data at lower cost
Sensors on the middle phalanges, three on the thumb, and on the palm and back of the hand. The software fills in the rest of each finger, with interpolation you can tune.
What every glove gets:
Open fingertips
Four sizes, one set of electronics
Patented calibration jig
Your skeleton from a photo
More than the hand
touch and feel real objects, or tape sensors straight onto the skin.
S, M, L, XL; move the electronics between gloves in about 5 minutes.
repeatable hand poses every session (US patent; pending in China and the EU).
AI Skeleton Maker removes guesswork about the starting skeleton.
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add arm or trunk sensors, props, and HTC Vive position in one skeleton.
Suits
18-sensor suit + prop sensor
Full body, ready to capture
18 IMUs covering the whole body, plus one sensor for a club, racket or tool.
30-sensor suit + prop sensor
Body and fingers together
16 body sensors and two 7-sensor finger gloves, synced in a single recording.
Capture modes:
Mode
Connection
Rate
Dropped Frames
Live, router
Hub Wi-Fi direct to a PC, laptop or iPhone
60 FPS
Possible
Live, router
Through a Wi-Fi router
Up to 240 FPS
Possible
Live, USB
Cable to the PC
Up to 240 FPS
Zero
Onboard
recording
Saved on the hub, downloaded after
Up to 240 FPS (tested to 480)
Zero
Rates for a 16-sensor glove or 18-sensor suit. Fewer sensors can run faster.
Specifications:
Gyroscope range
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Accelerometer range
Sensor size and weight
Onboard storage
Recording time (30 FPS)
Power
Battery life
Connections
Desktop software
Mobile
Export formats
Plugins
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Sync
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GPS
SDK
±2000 °/s standard; ±4000 °/s sensors available to order on selected body segments
±8 g
11 × 16 × 3 mm, 1 gram
1 GB, no limit on file count
16-sensor glove about 45 h; 18-sensor suit about 40 h
Any 5 V USB power bank; swap to keep going
18-sensor suit: 2 h 45 min on a 5,000 mAh power bank
USB, Wi-Fi access point, Wi-Fi router
SynDash on Windows PC
iOS app for capture anywhere
CSV (raw and positional), SR, BVH, FBX, MVNX for Visual3D
Unreal Engine 5, Unity, MotionBuilder, Siemens Process Simulate, OptiTrack Motive
Native HTC Vive; UDP start/stop for Vicon and optical systems; automatic timestamps
Optional, 10 Hz, synchronised
Open SDK
Software
SynDash Lite:
capture, review and export, with live sensor health and dropped-frame reporting.
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SynDash Pro:
everything in Lite, plus skeleton editing, multi-suit capture and the sports analyser.
