Teleoperation Interfaces
Input devices (mocap gloves, controllers, exoskeletons) used to remotely control robots and collect motion data.
Subcategory covering hardware teleoperation interfaces: motion capture gloves, motion controllers and wearables that map operator motion to robot actions and generate data for manipulation learning.
CategorySensors
Market classResearch
2 components
Deployed
Other·University of California, Berkeley
GELLO
A low-cost, open-source teleoperation system for robot arms from UC Berkeley — a scaled, kinematically matched replica arm for collecting demonstrations.
Deployed
Sensors·MANUS
MANUS Metagloves
MANUS gloves for precise hand and finger motion capture. Proprietary EMF (Quantum) sensors track 25 DOF without drift; used in mocap, VR, and robot teleoperation and data collection.
Weight167 g
DOF25 DOF (pełny anatomiczny model dłoni)
PrecisionMillimeter-level accuracy, no drift and no occlusion.
Last updated: 28 August 2026