Talos Capture Glove
A thin knit glove with flex-sensing seams, fingertip pressure sensors and a wrist status ring.
The Rig
Built for the Jobsite
The Talos rig disappears into the workday — light enough for a ten-hour shift, tough enough for a crawlspace.
Light
Glove, head camera and recorder together weigh less than a tape measure
Dexterous
A thin knit shell preserves fingertip feel and full tool control
Rugged
Abrasion-resistant textile and sealed electronics built for dust and grime
All-Shift
Hot-swappable batteries keep capture running from first call to cleanup
What's in the rig
Head camera
A first-person camera on the hard-hat brim or a knit headband, aimed at the hands and the work.
Wrist camera
A second view from the dominant forearm that keeps the hands and tool in frame.
Recorder
A small electronics unit worn on the belt that powers the sensors and records every stream.
Safety comes first
The rig is prototype recording equipment, not protective equipment. Every contributor reads the Rig Safety Sheet before their first session.
- The rig comes off whenever it gets in the way of safe work, with no penalty
- Sessions run only on circuits that are switched off and verified dead
- The sensor gloves are never a substitute for rated electrical gloves
- Inspected before every session; any heat, swelling or damage means it comes off
Train on the Real Thing
Tell us what your robots need to learn. We'll design a custom capture program around your tasks, channels and schema.