MAGOS develops advanced Human Computer Interaction (HCI) gloves featuring high-accuracy finger tracking and integrated haptic feedback. These gloves provide 22 Degrees of Freedom and 1/15° accuracy for precise input in Extended Reality (XR) applications. The platform supports use cases ranging from industrial design and training to telerobotics and clinical data collection for rehabilitation.
Funding
$2.1M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
Existing human-computer interaction (HCI) devices in extended reality (XR) lack the precision and intuitive control needed for complex tasks, particularly in healthcare, engineering, and robotics. Current solutions often rely on cumbersome controllers or lack the ability to capture detailed finger and hand movements, limiting the potential for realistic and effective interaction.
Solution
Magos develops a finger and hand-tracking glove that provides high-precision data for human-computer interaction in XR environments. The gloves utilize proprietary sensors connected to each joint, offering 1/15° accuracy and 22 degrees of freedom. This technology enables precise control and real-time tracking of finger and hand movements, enhancing the user experience in applications such as telerobotics, VR/AR training, and clinical data collection. The system integrates finger tracking, orientation, indoor localization, and haptic feedback subsystems, providing a comprehensive solution for intuitive and immersive interaction.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes healthcare providers for clinical data collection and rehabilitation assessments, engineers for computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) and computer-aided design (CAD) in XR, educators for VR/AR training applications, and robotics developers for telerobotics control and training.
Features
- Finger tracking with 4 sensors per finger, achieving 1/15° accuracy
- Hand orientation tracking with degrees of rotation in all three physical axes
- Indoor localization for 3D hand position tracking
- Haptic feedback to simulate the touch of virtual objects
- High data rates up to 10kHz for real-time tracking
- Wireless connectivity via Bluetooth and USB
- Compatibility with Unity game engine, Oculus Rift S, and HTC Vive Cosmos
- Lightweight and portable design (less than 200g)
- Gesture recognition module for millimeter-level precision in XR environments