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Motion seamlessly captured

Xsens Awinda is a motion capture system with 17 wireless sensors fitted on the body with adjustable straps. It supports fast, easy, and reliable motion capture, making it ideal for regular motions and multiple actors using the same set-up. With a range of up to 50 m, it can be used in a wide variety of applications, including workplace ergonomics, rehabilitation and injury prevention, animation, entertainment, biomechanical science and human factor research. Plus, it can be worn over clothing. 

 

Inertial motion capture requires sensors attached to the body to capture movements. But that’s only the half of it. You need both hardware and software for a full motion capture system. 

 MVN Awinda

Intermediate performance

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Range

~50 m


Update rate

Up to 60 Hz


Battery life

6 hours


Comms

Radio protocol (Awinda)

Receiver

Awinda station


Hardware

17 (+1) wireless sensors
T-shirts and straps


Charging

Charging stations

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Specifications

 

Technical specifications

 

Update rate

Up to 60 Hz

Wireless range

50 m

Battery life

6 hr

Wireless communication

Radio protocol (Awinda protocol)

Wireless datalink

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Technical specifications

 

Latency

30 ms

On-body buffering

30 sec

Sensors

17 wireless sensors (and 1 prop sensor)

Clothing

Full body strap set (including 3 Awinda shirts in size S, L & XL) 

Charging

Charging stations

Technical specifications

 

Hardware synchronization

Includes, via BNC connectors Third party e.g. EMG sensors, force plates (with Awinda station) 

Casing

Sturdy neoprene case

Finger tracking

Full compatibility with Xsens Metagloves by Manus, Xsens gloves by Manus, Manus Prime II, and Stretchsense gloves

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Bundles

We offer smart bundles of hardware, software, and cloud processing options to meet your needs. Reach out to us to learn more or if you need help configuring your system.

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Application areas

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Health and sports

See why motion capture is the secret to preventing or reducing injuries, improving strength and conditioning, and enhancing workplace ergonomics.

Health and sports  →
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Research and education

Discover how motion capture can drive innovation in biomechanical research, sports science and human–machine interaction. 

Research and education  →
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Entertainment

Thanks to motion capture, we’ve taken cinematic productions, gaming, vtubing, and streaming to another level. 

Entertainment →
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