Uploaded August 2021 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
This is a complete assembly guide showing how to build your own pair of (super low latency) Mocap Fusion Gloves using supplies found at local hardware stores and some Arduinos.
Glove Assembly Tutorial (part 1):
The first half of the video includes the making of the actual mocap glove, by using sensor sleeves to hold the sensors to the gloves and adhering the sensor holders to glove fabric.
[UPDATE]
It was mentioned that you can simply use the "seam" found on the bottom of most pain t-shirts as the sensor holders. This simplifies everything! :3
Arduino Programming Tutorial (part 2):
Option 1: Wired mocap gloves using a single Arduino Mega.
Option 2: Wireless mocap gloves using nRF24 radios w/ an Arduino Uno and Arduino Mega.
Option 3: Wireless mocap gloves using a Arduino with on-board nRF24 radios.
More detailed instructions and Arduino code can be found on my GitHub: github.com/guiglass/Mocap_Fusion_Gloves
The software I am using to test the gloves is APS (LUXOR) Check out more of my free motion capture tools and apps at MocapFusion.com
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Join my DIscord to find even mocap hardware, tutorials and mocap apps I've developed: discord.com/invite/ErZcKaQ
This is a complete assembly guide showing how to build your own pair of (super low latency) Mocap Fusion Gloves using supplies found at local hardware stores and some Arduinos.
Glove Assembly Tutorial (part 1):
The first half of the video includes the making of the actual mocap glove, by using sensor sleeves to hold the sensors to the gloves and adhering the sensor holders to glove fabric.
[UPDATE]
It was mentioned that you can simply use the "seam" found on the bottom of most pain t-shirts as the sensor holders. This simplifies everything! :3
Arduino Programming Tutorial (part 2):
Option 1: Wired mocap gloves using a single Arduino Mega.
Option 2: Wireless mocap gloves using nRF24 radios w/ an Arduino Uno and Arduino Mega.
Option 3: Wireless mocap gloves using a Arduino with on-board nRF24 radios.
More detailed instructions and Arduino code can be found on my GitHub: github.com/guiglass/Mocap_Fusion_Gloves
The software I am using to test the gloves is APS (LUXOR) Check out more of my free motion capture tools and apps at MocapFusion.com
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Join my DIscord to find even mocap hardware, tutorials and mocap apps I've developed: discord.com/invite/ErZcKaQ
