mocopi
mocopi is Sony’s mobile motion-capture system, using small wearable sensors and a smartphone to track full-body movement in 3D.
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Overview
mocopi is a Sony mobile motion-capture product brand and system designed to make full-body tracking possible without a dedicated capture studio. Sony describes the system as using six small wearable sensors to capture full-body movement in 3D in a portable setup. The Japanese-language product site presents it for a range of uses, including avatar-based expression, video production, game development, VTuber streaming, and VR full-body tracking. It also points users toward compatible software and services that can receive motion data in real time. The original mocopi system, model QM-SS1, was announced in November 2022 and went on sale in Japan in January 2023. The Japanese Wikipedia entry identifies Sony Corporation as its developer and seller. In 2024, Sony announced a professional-oriented mocopi Pro Kit with a larger sensor configuration and a PC receiver; the same entry reports that the kit began sales in March 2025. The product range therefore spans accessible, smartphone-linked motion capture and a more production-oriented configuration. mocopi is listed in Sony’s Japanese product catalogue among smartphone and smart-device products and also under games and robotics. Sony’s official product site describes supported use cases and provides product-selection guidance, integration information, community and contact links, and technical cautions. Those cautions note that capture uses AI-based estimation, that results can vary with conditions and body type, and that device compatibility and the surrounding wireless environment can affect operation. The supplied evidence establishes a Japan-market presence; it does not establish the brand’s worldwide availability, separate corporate headquarters, or a named individual founder.
History
Sony announced mocopi, model QM-SS1, on 29 November 2022. The product was presented as a mobile motion-capture system: six small sensors worn on the body work with a smartphone to track full-body movement. Sony’s product site emphasizes portability and ease of use, describing 3D full-body tracking without a dedicated studio. It identifies use cases that include avatar expression, video production, game development, VTuber streaming, and VR tracking. The Japanese Wikipedia entry says reservations began in mid-December 2022 through Sony Store, and gives 26 January 2023 as the domestic Japanese release date. Sony’s official site also describes how mocopi can fit into workflows through external software and services that receive motion data in real time. The site provides usage guidance, product and software combinations for different needs, and community and support links. Its operational cautions explain that motion capture uses AI-based estimation and that estimated accuracy may vary according to user physique and use conditions. The site also notes the importance of compatible smartphones and suitable communication conditions. In March 2024, the Japanese Wikipedia entry reports that Sony announced the mocopi Pro Kit as a higher-end option designed to improve motion-capture accuracy. It describes a 12-sensor configuration, a PC receiver, and dedicated bands. The entry reports that this professional kit began sales on 25 March 2025 and adds support for direct PC connection and Sony’s XYN Motion Studio software. The same entry reports that the product received the Good Design Award 2023 and Red Dot Award 2024 recognition in April 2024. Sony’s current Japanese product page presents mocopi as a product line serving both casual avatar expression and production or development work. Its product catalogue includes mocopi within the smartphone and smart-device category and also lists it under games and robotics. The evidence supplied here supports a Japanese commercial history and describes Sony as the developer and seller. It does not specify a separate mocopi corporate entity, individual founder, or corporate headquarters for the product brand.
mocopi announced
Reservations begin
Japanese release
mocopi Pro Kit announced
Design award recognition reported
mocopi Pro Kit sales begin
Products and positioning
Portable, comparatively accessible motion capture for avatar creation, streaming, video production, game development, and VR, with a separate professional-oriented kit.
mocopi (QM-SS1)
The original mobile motion-capture system, combining six wearable sensors with a smartphone application.
mocopi Pro Kit
A professional-oriented kit reported to include 12 sensors, a PC receiver, and dedicated bands; the supplied Japanese Wikipedia entry also describes PC connection and XYN Motion Studio support.
Brand decisions
- Expansion into a professional-oriented kitOther
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