Capture / Ego Thor

Ego Thor Series

Choose two, four or six cameras for your task. Each stereo module pairs vision with an IMU, with a synchronization board connecting multi-module systems.

Standard configurations
SpecificationThor-DuoThor-QuadThor-Hex
Cameras2 x 1080P4 x 1080P6 x 1080P
Modules1 module; no synchronization board2 modules + 1 synchronization board3 modules + 1 synchronization board
Power2.5 WApprox. 5 WApprox. 7.5 W
WeightApprox. 180 gApprox. 500 gApprox. 650 g
Nominal runtime6 hours; test conditions to be confirmed6 hours; test conditions to be confirmed6 hours; test conditions to be confirmed
Mounting / batteryAdjustable headband with rear counterweight batteryBody straps or fixtures with an external batteryBody straps or fixtures with an external battery
CoolingPassive coolingActive fan coolingActive fan cooling
Cross-module exposure synchronizationNot applicable to a single module<10 us hardware alignment (specified)<10 us hardware alignment (specified)

Nominal specifications from the September 2026 v1.1 product documentation. Runtime, power, weight and synchronization depend on the confirmed configuration and test conditions. The 3 us IMU-to-frame figure is internal device alignment, not end-to-end synchronization with other devices.

A shared visual-inertial foundation.

Modular visual-inertial capture

1 module; no synchronization board. Field of view depends on lens choice, mounting angle and calibration, not camera count alone.

Calibration travels with the data

Factory camera and IMU calibration supports online and offline VIO workflows. Preserve calibration versions alongside the original recordings.

Designed for collection sessions

Combine local SD recording, USB output and Wi-Fi preview, with configurable alerts for storage, dropped frames and hands leaving the frame.

Expanded 8 / 10 / 12-camera arrays, alternative optics and custom mounting are project options. Confirm timing, calibration, power and delivery for the selected configuration.

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