About

We are a team of engineers and visionaries committed to making motion capture a universal technology.

Philosophy

We remain focused on the present and future of motion capture, with all its limitless capabilities.

Vision

Motion capture for all. That simple idea is what has always driven us to extend the reach of this dynamic technology.

Perception Neuron

Motion Capture

NoitomVPS

Turn-Key Virtual Production Solution. No Drift. No Occlusion.

MySwing Baseball

State-of-the-Art Coaching and Fitness Tool for Baseball & Softball

Anisign

Real-Time Digital Avatar Interactive Solution

Hi5 2.0 VR Glove

Immersive Hand Interactions

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VFX & Animation

The DNA of our company. Our philosophy leads us to deliver solutions that allow actors to forget the limits of technology.

VR & Gaming

We focus on bridging the gap between reality and simulation by developing input solutions that fully immerse the user.

Sports & Fitness

Better sports performance through technology is delivered by using full-body motion capture systems.

Health & Safety

Motion capture can be dedicated to improving quality of life. Our technology offers solutions aimed at diagnosing and treating physical and physiological ailments.

Simulations & Training

Industry, military and government agencies can increase security and training initiatives with cost-effective solutions.

OEM & ODM

We drive you to successful product development through our industry expertise and innovation.

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Perception Neuron Motion Capture Creates Virtual Worlds at Berlin Digital Art Exhibit

Running through March 14 at Trauma Bar und Kino, QT UR EA is an installation and exhibition created by multimedia artist and sculptor Mary-Audrey Ramirez and CGI artist LUKAS8K.QT UR EA is a digital art environment incorporating installation, performance, motion capture and real-time virtual worlds. The title QT UR EA refers to a place (EA), its civilization (UR), and the perceptible reality (QT). Over an eight-week period, this multi-dimensional artwork will transform the venue's art space into an alien world – a science fiction narrative derived from the mechanics and language of open world video games. To create the exhibition's motion-based visual effects, the artists worked with the Perception