Hardware

A tiny optical-inertial tracking module. The tracker is placed on objects that are being tracked. It determines their position in space.

A wireless ergonomic 6DoF VR controller for hand tracking.

It’s a small and lightweight Socket that can be used for object tracking and collecting data from other radio devices.

A small and lightweight Socket that does not support Antilatency Radio Protocol.

Tag is a wireless lightweight Socket that can be attached to even a compact object because of its small size. Tag has a rechargeable battery and is fully functional while charging.

A wireless Socket custom-designed to fit the shape of the Pico G2 headset.

This is a module for connecting to the Universal Radio Socket additional components using the Antilatency Hardware Extension Interface. Using it, you can read the external triggers of buttons or connect additional circuits to the Socket.

A development board to create a custom Socket for Alt. You can design your own board using the Reference Design materials provided.

The ceiling tracking area is a kind of Environment. The IR markers are embedded in the ceiling, wired, and connected to the power supply.

A tracking area consists of bars with IR markers, soft tiles, and connectors.

This tracking area type is supplied in the form of Truss Reference Bars, which are fixed onto the truss using special fasteners.

The switched-mode power supply has a metal case and is designed to provide power to the ceiling and truss tracking areas.