Talos Data Works

The Kit

Everything You Need to Record

The sensor glove, wrist box, cover glove and our app. You bring the skill.

The Talos Capture Kit laid out: the sensor glove wired to its white wrist box, beside a red and black cover glove

What's in the kit

Sensor glove

A thin white knit liner with 11 IMU chips and 10 force pads, recording at 200 Hz.

Wrist box

The small white unit on your forearm that the glove's wires run to.

Cover glove

A red and black work glove that goes on top and hides the sensors.

iOS or Android app

Record your work and get it to us, and we clean, label, annotate and store it.

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Real Footage

The Real Glove, Working

This is the glove today, tracking a hand live from its own motion sensors. Out on a job, it all sits under the cover glove.

  • 11 Motion Sensors

    Six-axis IMUs on the thumb and every finger

  • 10 Force Pads

    On the fingertips and palm, showing when and where you grip

  • Under the Cover Glove

    The red and black cover glove goes on top, or use a Milwaukee or any other standard glove

The Glove

11 Motion Sensors. 10 Force Pads.

A thin white knit liner with IMU chips sewn along every finger and wired to a wrist box. Every sensor runs at 200 Hz, and all of it sits under the cover glove.

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The Talos sensor glove with IMU chips on every finger beside a red and black cover glove on a bench
Under the Cover Glove
Close-up of IMU chips sewn along one finger of the Talos sensor glove, with thin colored wires running between them
Sensors on Every Finger
A hand wearing the Talos sensor glove and wrist box being fitted with a red and black cover glove
Slides On Over the Top
The Talos sensor glove with its wires running down the fingers to the white wrist box, beside the same hand wearing the red and black cover glove
Wired to the Wrist Box

Add when you buy

  • A camera: OAK-D Pro W, OAK-D Pro or GoPro, or use your own camera or iPhone
  • A head mount, battery pack and hard hat
  • Spare cover gloves and a carry case

Safety comes first

The glove is recording equipment, not protective equipment. Read these points before your first recording.

  • Take the kit off whenever it gets in the way of working safely
  • Record electrical work only on circuits that are switched off and verified dead
  • The sensor glove never replaces rated electrical gloves
  • Inspect it before every recording. Any heat, swelling or damage means it comes off
Read the safety terms

Your Hands Already Know the Job

Buy the kit, download the app and record your work. We'll clean, label, annotate and store what you record.

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