PrimeX 120W
€11,035.27
Product information "PrimeX 120W"
12 MP resolution | +/- 0.1 mm 3D accuracy1 | 300 FPS native frame rate | 1000 FPS max frame rate2
The Primex 120 camera delivers exceptional precision, tracking markers at up to 300 feet with less than +/-0.10mm positional error. Its custom-engineered 18mm “fast glass” lens offers low distortion, high light transmission, and a broad 65° x 51° FOV. It supports passive and active markers, synchronized grayscale video, and flexible system configurations for high-accuracy 3D tracking in any environment.
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3D accuracy referenced is typical for a 30'×30' (9m×9m) tracking area.
Range is estimated using a 14 mm marker with cameras at an exposure of
800, gain of 6, and the lowest f-stop.
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| Frame rate | Resolution |
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FOV (wide 18mm lens) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 300 fps | 4096×3072 | 65°×51° | |
| 480 fps | 4096×1904 | 65°×33° | |
| 840 fps | 2048×1072 | 65°×19° | |
| 1000 fps | 2048×896 | 65°×16° |
| 3D Accuracy: | +/- 0.1 mm |
|---|---|
| Active Marker Range: | 91 m (300') |
| Camera Body: | 3 digit numeric LEDs status indicators, 3/8"-16 Tripod Mount (×2), 1/4"-20 with adapter , Full-color LED health and activity indicator, Sculpted from aluminum and polycarbonate |
| Compatible Software: | Camera SDK, Motive, NatNet SDK |
| Connections: | Ethernet camera sync, GigE/PoE data port, PoE++ power |
| Depth: | 6.37 inches (16.17 cm) |
| Global Shutter : | Default Speed: 0.25 ms, Maximum Speed: 3.13 ms at 300 fps, Minimum Speed: 0.01 ms |
| Height: | 6.61 inches (16.80 cm) |
| Image Processing Types: | MJPEG Grayscale, Object, Raw Greyscale, Segment |
| LED Ring: | 60 LEDs, 850 nm infrared, Intensity control, Strobe mode, Ultra High Power |
| Latency: | 3.33 ms |
| Lens & Filter: | Adjustable F-stop, Adjustable focus |
| Native Framerate: | 300 Hz |
| Passive Marker Range: | 40 m (131') |
| Resolution: | 4096 × 3072 |
| Stock Lens: | 18 mm F#2.5 / 65° horizontal FOV / 51° vertical FOV |
| Weight: | 6.3 pounds (2.88 kg) |
| Width: | 6.61 inches (16.80 cm) |
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Bare Active marker tracking captured at night at 100 (Image1), 200 (Image2) and 300 feet (Image3)
Primex equals precision. Primex cameras are designed and manufactured in-house at OptiTrack’s headquarters in Oregon to ensure our exacting quality standards are met. We design lenses with low-distortion and true 10-bit grayscale depth sensor processing which reduces noise and improves precision—resulting in perfectly crisp images, better centroids and better 3D accuracy.
Fast Glass lens. We develop our own Fast Glass lenses with extremely low distortion for optimal marker tracking. The Primex 120's standard 18 mm diameter lens features a broadband anti-reflective coating that significantly increases light transmission to the imager, delivering larger volumes and more accurate 3D data.
Choose the option with a larger field of view. The standard version of the Primex 120 offers a wide field of view (FOV) of 51° x 39°. For larger volumes that require the highest accuracy, the Primex 120W is available with an 18 mm wide-angle lens with 65° x 51°. The additional field of view allows users to use fewer cameras to capture movement in larger areas.
Tracks Passive and Active Markers with positional errors less than +/-0.10mm and rotational errors less than 0.1 degrees.
Passive markers - or retroreflective markers, including spheres, hemispheres, and even flat reflective discs, are easy for PrimeX cameras to identify and track.
Active markers invisible infrared LEDs send unique pulses for error free marker IDs with low latency data delivery and 10ms acquisition time.
Active markers are the benchmark for low latency Virtual or Mixed Reality tracking, ground truth systems for Augmented Reality, and high subject count robotics applications such as drone swarms.
Mix and match cameras. Systems can pair Primex 120 cameras with any other Primex or Prime Color cameras to create the optimal infrared configuration for any use case and deliver the highest 3D tracking accuracy to any environment.
On-camera status indicator. Primex cameras can keep users informed with definable color LED indicator rings surrounding the lens. Recording a performance? Everyone on set knows the system is recording. Select a camera? It instantly changes color. Have your own idea? Simple software controls help you make it so.
New, higher output strobe. Ultra high power LEDs provide improved range for any given shutter setting. The world's longest range motion capture camera just got even better. Motion capture suit stretch
Full resolution grayscale reference video. All Primex cameras can be used as a reference video source - with synchronized, calibrated 3D overlay. Deliver and/or record full resolution, full frame rate video with 3D overlay of markers, rigid bodies, skeletons, etc.
External sync in/out, Genlock, and Time Code. Synchronize any Prime and Primex cameras to any signal or source with the eSync 2 with all the functionality and flexibility you’d expect with a professional tracking system. Cameras sync to dozens of sources including a professional cameras’ Genlock signal, where record and other event triggering can be managed from general purpose inputs and software commands.
Use the sync output signal as a master or to trigger force plates, EMGs and National Instrument DAQs for flexible yet precise hardware synchronization. Highly accurate frame timing can also be achieved with SMTPE Time Code for ease in editing and logging. OptiTrack’s free and open SDK allows for further customization within the timing protocols.
Expert system configuration for any space. OptiTrack has built over 30,000 tracking systems in areas of all shapes and sizes. Our experts can help guide you on the most economical and suitable tracking system for your needs—for today and the future.
It's more than just cameras. Primex cameras work hand-in-hand with OptiTrack’s Motive 3D motion capture software featuring Trained Markersets, Continuous Calibration, Skeletal Solver and more. The Primex cameras and Motive enable users to see and analyze tracking data to inform everything from robotics and movement sciences to video game animation, cinematic virtual production and location-based virtual reality.
Images: Before and after Continuous Calibration
OEM & computer vision Integration. Incorporate Primex 120 cameras into OEM tracking or computer vision applications via the free SDK, a C/C++ interface for control of and access to raw camera frames, image processing modes, camera settings, 2D object data, camera synchronization and all 3D data.
Synchronize any Prime and PrimeX cameras
Enhance your integration of motion tracking data into production and measurement ecosystems. Features include external sync in/out, Genlock, SMPTE Time Code, PoE, and more. Each eSync 2 comes with removable mounting tabs and an optional universal power supply (US/EU-compatible). In the Box 1 eSync 2 1 12V universal power supply (US/EU-compatible) 2 Mounting tabs (removable) 3 BNC male to RCA female adapters 4 Rubber feet 4 Velcro straps 1 eSync 2 quick start guide Synchronize Ethernet cameras to almost any signal or source with the eSync 2. Cameras can be in sync to sources such as a professional video Genlock signal, and can also be triggered to record from general purpose inputs and software commands. Use the sync output signal or trigger with a DAQ for biomechanical force plate data alignment. Highly accurate frame timing can also be achieved with SMTPE Time Code for ease in editing and logging. One eSync 2 per motion capture system is all that is needed, and all cameras align within a very precise ~+/-5µs of the input signal. The PoE Ethernet connection allows an eSync 2 to be located almost anywhere in a lab or studio, making it easy to connect with/to source signals. With convenient output signals that can mirror most inputs, you can place the eSync 2 in the middle of an existing setup, or convert signal types for greater system flexibility. Automatically measures and reports the frequency of signals connected to its inputs. This enables fast and easy confirmation inputs have the frequency expected. Genlock sync in Genlock your OptiTrack Ethernet cameras to an external video source via SD Black Burst or HD Tri-Level analog input. All modern SD and HD sync inputs are accepted for easy integration in professional studio environments. Genlock is ideal for syncing mocap data to live action media, including on-set capture, camera tracking, reference video, and head-mounted face mocap cameras. Compatible with common Data Aquisition I/O devices General purpose sync in Isolated - Used when the sync source is above normal logic 3.3V, or has a different ground reference. Recommended as the default input for general purpose syncing. High Impedance - Three high-impedance digital inputs are available for sending sync signals from an external device to the eSync 2. General purpose sync out Four digital outputs are available for sending sync signals from the eSync 2 to external devices. SMPTE Time Code Stamp recorded and streamed motion tracking data with SMPTE Time Code for compositing with other media in post. Time Code support in Motive:Body includes FBX, C3D, and NatNet. Motive:Tracker support includes CSV, NatNet, and VRPN. Plug-n-play Shutter glasses support Generic 3D shutter glasses support is provided by offsetting the camera's IR Strobe. Connect video cards that support a stereo output signal to the Sync In, and a shutter glasses signal generator to the Sync Out. Use the adjustable software offset to avoid interference between the mocap camera strobes and the shutter glasses. VESA input and output connectors are provided for graphics cards and IR emitters that do not have BNC connections.