High-Precision Hand Tracking
Tracks more than 42 hand-joint keypoints across both hands, with per-frame confidence scores for stable fine-manipulation labels.
Head-Mounted Egocentric Multimodal Data-Collection Device
Purchase & PartnershipsLUMOS EGO
A head-mounted egocentric capture device integrating a wide-angle fisheye camera, high-precision SLAM, hand-joint tracking, and multimodal synchronization. It is available in both professional and lightweight versions for different deployment scales.
Tracks more than 42 hand-joint keypoints across both hands, with per-frame confidence scores for stable fine-manipulation labels.
Microsecond-level hardware timestamp alignment across RGB, ToF*, SLAM pose, and IMU streams keeps multi-source training data consistent.
*ToF is included only in Lumos Ego STD.At only 235 g, the head-worn structure supports a wide 20°~180° viewing adjustment range for comfortable long-duration real-world capture sessions.
Natively supports Ubuntu 20.04 and ROS / ROS2, with automation scripts that lower the barrier for egocentric capture deployment.
Versions
Integrates a wide-angle fisheye RGB camera, high-precision SLAM, ToF depth sensing, and other sensors to synchronously capture visual, depth, pose, and hand-joint data.
Includes ToF depth sensing
Multimodal synchronized capture
Built for high-quality training data
Sensors
From fisheye vision and SLAM to depth and IMU, the system covers the full sensing chain needed for egocentric capture.
FOV: DFOV=200°, HFOV=172.52°, VFOV=172.52°, resolution 1280 × 1280, 60±1 fps
4 units, 640 × 480, HFOV 130°, 30 fps
320 × 240, 30±1 fps, depth error < 1.5% within 2 m, not included in the Lite version
6-axis ICM42688 at 500 Hz; USB 3.2 Type-C 10 Gbps; aligned timestamps across all video streams
Combinations
Focused on egocentric visual demonstration, using an ultra-wide field of view to record visual input, object features, and scene structure.
Use Case
Bench-top tasks such as object recognition, grasp demonstrations, and desktop assembly learning
Key metrics, sensing modules, and version differences at a glance.

Built around real egocentric workflows, capturing operator view, hand motion, and task context for more human-like training data.

Captures grasping, assembly, and tool use to restore fine interactions between the hand and objects.

A full-stack industrial embodied AI capability system built on three integrated pillars: scenario resources, data and model capabilities, and hardware infrastructure.