The thinking design has created a full-body motion capture solution based on IMU motion tracking technology for Dai Shi Intelligence, including a high-elastic tight-fitting motion capture suit and a matching IMU sensor system. The design takes "precision acquisition interface" as the core, and improves the stability, accuracy and professional experience of action acquisition through the integrated design of clothing, sensors and storage charging system.
The moving catching suit combines high-elastic fabric, customized version and ergonomic stitching, so that the garment remains fit in high-intensity movements and reduces sensor offset caused by fabric relaxation. The sensor points are clearly identified in high contrast colors to help users quickly complete the installation and ensure consistency in wearing positions for different users and different scenes. Compared with the traditional strap fixing method, the garment adopts a double fixing structure combining zipper pockets and Velcro, which reduces the risk of displacement from the source and provides a more reliable data basis for robot training, character animation and motion analysis.
The companion IMU sensor system includes 17 motion sensors and 2 data collection antennas. The appearance of the sensor adopts a minimalist industrial style design, and the matte dark gray body is matched with twill texture, taking into account anti-skid grip and technological texture. The top status indicator provides intuitive feedback while avoiding visual interference to the action acquisition process; the quick-release back clip structure is precisely matched with the garment silicone base to achieve a stable and convenient installation experience.
The overall design integrates the original scattered dynamic catching accessories into a complete system through unified geometric details, structured splicing language and professional point guidance. It not only improves the wearing efficiency and collection stability of IMU motion capture equipment, but also makes the motion capture process present a clearer, more reliable and more futuristic product image.

Category/Motion Capture Wearable Devices and Sensors
Date/2026