Our new next-generation camera range, the Thunderbird, consists of five cameras can be used with both active and passive markers. They integrate with each other and with our other cameras (except the Kestrels). These cameras deliver the highest resolutions, up to 12MP. They offer greater field of view advantages, have a wider range of lenses, and are ideal in confined spaces.



They contain the very latest core technology, including GigE camera standard communication, the latest field-programmable gate arrays and built-in PTP-based output synchronization, setting you up for long-term success.

The new Kestrel Plus range is future-forward and backward compatible, integrating with our previous Kestrel and Raptor systems.

This range consists of four cameras which work with both active and passive markers. They are available in 300, 1300, 2200 and 4200.

These compact and robust little cameras offer great value for money and are ideal for studios starting out with mocap.

BaseCam is the entry-level model and is available as a set of 12 cameras. It works with our lite mocap software, BaSix Go.

More advanced are the 0.4mpxl Icefall and 1.6mpxl Lhotse. They integrate with each other and with the Thunderbird range, as well as with our Basix Go and Cortex software. And they can easily be upgraded to Thunderbird 400 and 1600 respectively, enabling passive marker tracking. These cameras are ideal for tracking rigid objects such as drones and robots.