PHAIN Studio

One task.
Clearly seen.

Capture doesn't end when a device stops recording.
PHAIN Studio aligns, organizes, and inspects multi-channel signals from the G03 series, W03, and E03, so they read as one operation, not scattered files.

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Hands View

Three panels.
A complete view of one task.

Hands View

Hands View · Both hands, real-time

Skeleton-level tracking.
Both hands, captured in sync.

Left and right hands are identified and tracked independently, with glove connection status and signal strength shown on the same screen throughout the operation.

Data View

Data View · Joint by joint

Every finger's angle change, recorded.

From thumb to pinky, every joint angle refreshes in real time and displays independently, giving finger-level motion analysis the data it needs.

Touch View

Touch View · 800+ points

Full-palm pressure distribution.
Contact force, clearly visible.

800+ pressure points across the palm show contact distribution and peak pressure together.
On tactile-sensing-equipped models, contact detail can be inspected point by point.

How the system works

The internal pipeline inside PHAIN Studio, from raw signal to a deliverable task record.

01Capture02Align03Structure04Verify05Deliver

01 · Capture

Raw signal streams, including joint angles, pressure distribution, and first-person video, are read from hardware like the G03 series, W03, and E03, preserving each device's native sample rate.

02 · Align

Signal streams from different devices and sample rates are aligned to one shared time base, removing timestamp drift between devices.

03 · Structure

Data is organized around the task rather than the device source, forming one task-level structure that can be retrieved by task instead of by file.

04 · Verify

Sync quality, signal completeness, and coverage of key segments are checked, flagging anomalies that need a second look.

05 · Deliver

The structured task record is delivered ready for downstream annotation, model training, or simulation evaluation.

Technical Direction

Behind PHAIN Studio are two layers of capability we're building toward.

The fusion engine aligns multi-channel signals precisely in time.
The generative model expands each real capture into more usable training scenarios.
Both are still being built, not metrics the current version already delivers.

Fusion Engine Direction

Sub-millisecond multi-modal alignment

The goal is sub-millisecond multi-modal alignment and heterogeneous fusion computation.
This is a long-term direction, not a metric the current version already delivers.

Generative Model Direction

100x real-data augmentation

The goal is for a generative model to expand one real capture into more than 100x its scale, relying less on repeated real-world filming.
This is also a long-term direction, not a capability the current version already delivers.

Hardware and software, built around the same task.

PHAIN Studio works with the G03 series, W03, and E03: the glove covers hand detail, W03 covers the close-range relationship between hand and object, E03 covers first-person context, and Studio aligns, organizes, and inspects them into one task record.

G03

Hand motion

W03

Hand-object relationship

E03

First-person view

Turn your capture into one clear task record.

Tell us about your capture device setup and trial needs, and we'll help you organize it into one task record with PHAIN Studio.

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One task.Clearly seen.

Three panels.A complete view of one task.

Skeleton-level tracking.Both hands, captured in sync.