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Sony launches mocopi, a mobile motion capture system for digital avatars in VR, at USD 449
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Sony launches mocopi, a mobile motion capture system for digital avatars in VR, at USD 449

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  • Sony announced the launch of mocopi, a mobile motion capture system for digital avatars in VR, priced at USD 449.

  • “Mocopi,” available in the US, uses six compact sensors and a dedicated smartphone app to enable full-body motion tracking, freeing users from using base stations traditionally required for tracking. The system provides ~10 hours of battery life and allows users, including VTubers and creators in film or animation, to capture and export motion data or avatar videos in real time. Creators can record a Full HD video of their avatars at 30 frames per second or send motion data to compatible third-party software at 50 fps for real-time interaction with VR environments. Additionally, the mocopi software development kit (SDK) is compatible with major 3D development software, including Unity, allowing developers to utilize motion data for various applications.

  • Notably, Sony’s press release lacks clarity on whether the Mocopi system can connect directly to a VR headset or PC without the smartphone app—and does not mention finger tracking, suggesting users may need VR controllers or a Leap Motion tracker for this functionality. 

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