Sony mocopi 3D Mobile Motion Capture for VR & 3D Content Creation
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Manufacturer description
Capture full-body motion wherever you go with mocopi Mobile Motion Capture from Sony. This Android and iOS-compatible system comprises six comfortable, lightweight sensors, multiple mounting bands, and a USB-C charging case. Dustproof and water-resistant, mocopi enables you to record indoors or head outside to create 3D motion content. No computer or green screen is needed, you can create an avatar and merge it with a selected background or with your smartphone's video capture. You can save content to your PC or transfer the motion data in real time to external software or platforms.
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Key Features
- FULL-BODY TRACKING MADE EASY: No need to wear a suit or go through a complicated setup. Simply strap on the lightweight sensors and follow the instructions on the apps. Calibration is minimal, just step forward. Motion capture starts immediately.
- MOVE FREELY: No base stations, no studio needed: Works even in small rooms. No dedicated space for cameras or sensors required. Wireless and untethered, you can freely use the space without field-of-view limitations.
- LIGHTWEIGHT AND EASY TO WEAR: Each sensor is small and lightweight, weighing only about 8g (0.28 oz). Simply attach the sensors to the designated body parts using the bands.
- READY FOR LONG SESSIONS: Supports up to 10 hour of continuous use. You can do other activities while wearing sensors.
- OPTIMAL APP OPTIONS: For VR use, the mocopi VR app (free) is available. For streaming and content creation, you can use the mocopi smartphone app (free) and/or the mocopi PC app (paid). Additionally, for content creation purposes, the XYN Motion Studio app (paid) provides full support for timeline editing and cloud management of motion data. Continuous improvements and new features are added through multiple updates each year.
- DO MORE WITH YOUR MOCOPI DATA: For creators chasing professional quality, the PC app unlocks a new world of possibilities. Enjoy live streaming and motion recording from your PC. (*Mocopi PC app requires $4.49 monthly subscription fee after 30 day trial).
Full Specifications
| Weight | 8g |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| IN THE BOX | 6x Sensors, Head band, 2x Wrist band, 2x Ankle band, Waist clip, Charging case, 2x Extension band, User manual |
| Connectivity | Wireless |
| Release date | August 12, 2024 |
| Type of item | Video Game |
| Compatibility | PC, Android, iOS |
| Connection Type | Wireless |
| Package Dimensions | 9.45 x 7.24 x 3.82 inches; 1.34 pounds |
| READY FOR LONG SESSIONS | Supports up to 10 hour of continuous use. You can do other activities while wearing sensors. |
| INTERIOR OR EXTERIOR USE | Dustproof and water-resistant, mocopi enables you to record indoors or head outside to create 3D motion content. |
| LIGHTWEIGHT AND EASY TO WEAR | Each sensor is small and lightweight, weighing only about 8g (0.28 oz). Simply attach the sensors to the designated body parts using the bands. |
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