The Prime II gloves have been specially developed for motion capture. An easy to set up, portable solution with full support of 11-DOF on every finger. Enable fast and accurate data streaming directly to any software you want with using popular industry plug-ins. The gloves are immune to magnetic interference. The Prime II gloves can also be used for Virtual Reality.

Software Compatibility

The Prime II gloves are compatible with:

• Unreal Engine : Live Streaming Data with plugin.
• Motionbuilder : Live Streaming Data with plugin.
• Unity : Live Streaming Data with plugin.
• Xsens MVN : with using Prime II Xsens gloves.
• Import FBX files directly into: Unreal Engine, Motionbuilder, Unity, Maya, 3ds Max, Blender, Cinema 4D, Houdini or any other application that can import FBX files.

Hardware compatibility

One of the key features of the Prime II series is the easy integration of with third-party hardware. That is why the Prime II gloves come with with a universal mounting system. Allows any type of tracker with special adapters to be mounted. These adapters glide smoothly over the Prime II series gloves.

• Manus Passive Marker Mount
• Motionbuilder : live stream data with plugin.
• OptiTrack Active Puck adapter
• Vicon Pulsar active LED clusters adapter
• Oculus Rift S / Quest adapter
• HTC VIVE tracker adapter

Manus Core software

Manus Core, the data processing software, is the central hub for all Manus products. with free 3rd party software plugins allow you to stream your data and in real time directly to your custom character in Unity, Unreal, MotionBuilder. Get started in less than a minute. Your Manus gloves can be quickly calibrated with just three simple moves.

Manus Core can be purchased as a bundle of with the gloves. An independent Manus Core annual license costs € 499. This annual license is included as standard with purchase. A perpetual license purchased with with gloves costs ,499. Manus Polygon is part of Manus Core. This is also included when Manus Core is purchased as a standalone product.

Characteristics

• Signal latency: <5 ms
• Battery life: 5 hours
• Charging: 5V via USB-C cable
• Communication: 2.4 GHz Radio frequency, own prototypes. Compliant with human interface device (HID) specification
• Finger sensor type: Flexible sensors measure the knuckle and first finger joint (10x 2DoF). Ten sensor areas in total
• tracking: Positional tracking via third parties such as SteamVR, Xsens, OptiTrack etc.