
Master
Multiple devices.
One shared clock.
G03 captures hand motion,
Master is the sync and power hub that puts them all on one hardware clock.
Using E03 as the trigger source,
What's shown here is a design render,

Hardware Form
One integrated control box, built to take in synchronized connections from multiple devices.
The casing has a textured,
Status indicator lights on top confirm the connection state of each channel.
The design direction is to bring the scattered signal and power cabling from G03,
Specifications
- Downstream Ports
- 4 × USB 3.2 Gen1 Type-C, 5 Gbps
- Power
- External 5V/3A input; 5V/2A independent output per port
- Hardware Trigger
- 1–120 Hz, <1 μs skew across 4 output channels
- Sync Accuracy
- <1 ms (E03 as Primary, other devices sync as Secondary)
- Size / Weight
- 110 × 65 × 17.2 mm, ~100 g
Specifications are measured under defined test conditions and are subject to final product release.

The glove and the camera.
One shared clock.
The Problem It Solves
Multi-device hardware sync is a different problem from software timestamp alignment.
When a glove,
Aligning them after the fact with software timestamps lets error accumulate,
Using E03 as the trigger source,
That's the hardware foundation that lets the SENSE kit treat multiple signal streams as "a single operation."
If you need hardware-level multi-device synchronized capture.
Master is the sync and power hub for the PHAIN SENSE system.
Let us know about your capture scenario,