Telemety Mocap Suit
An inertial motion capture suit built for the street. Seventeen wireless pucks on one clock, unlimited range, no compass to confuse, no studio to stay inside. Every stair, leap, lift and carry is labelled in the Telemety taxonomy as it happens, and logged against the same clock as the cameras, LiDAR and insoles.
17
wireless pucks, no hub, no harness
One clock
synchronised with the whole capture stack
No hub
no harness, no battery belt, no cables
No compass
holds its heading beside steel and traffic
All day
a full working shift on one charge
∞
range, indoors and out
01 / NO VOLUME
Studio systems stop at the door. The suit is inertial, so there are no cameras to place and no capture volume to stay inside. The person walks out of the building and the session keeps going, block after block.
02 / ALL-WEATHER
Sealed pucks that keep recording through dropouts, and a heading that does not depend on a compass. We record locomotion in the conditions a robot will actually meet, year round.
03 / ONE CLOCK
Every puck sits on the same millisecond clock as the cameras, LiDAR, gaze and insoles of the capture rig, so a footstep in the kinematics is the same footstep in the pressure map and the video.
Placement
Each puck is a standalone wireless sender. The status LED reads green when it is on, blue in capture, orange in calibration and red for a fault.
The suit is deployed on leased capture engagements and research pilots, with the Telemety Retargeting Engine mapping every session onto the robot you name.
The suit is not sold as hardware. It is available on leased capture and pilot engagements, delivered as time-synchronised ROS 2 bags alongside the rest of the capture stack.