Human motion data
for Physical AI.

A teaser gallery of multimodal human behavior datasets captured with e-skin MEVA — motion, video, pressure and context for Physical AI.

Why MEVA?

MEVA captures accurate full-body motion and packages it with multimodal context for Physical AI-ready humanoid learning datasets.

High-accuracy full-body mocap18 IMUs capture stable motion for humanoid learning.
Ground Contact ProbabilityContact timing for locomotion and robot control.
Video / Pressure / MetadataBehavior context packaged as a MEVA Omni Capsule.
MEVA Omni Capsule

Physical AI Ready!

Motion, contact, vision, pressure, and body metadata are organized as reusable human behavior data for humanoid learning pipelines.

Item Monocular AI Multi-View Markerless Simplified IMU MEVA
Capture methodCamera-basedCamera-basedIMU-basedIMU-based
Sensors / cameras1 cameraMultiple camerasApprox. 6–12 IMUs18 IMUs
Full-body mocap accuracyBad
Insufficient positional accuracy from monocular depth estimation
Good
Accurate 3D reconstruction using calibrated multi-view cameras
Bad
Not enough IMUs to cover the minimum 15 full-body segments
Good
Covers the required full-body segment structure
Ability to capture unseen or non-standard motionLimitedGoodLimitedGood
Dedicated studio requirementNoYesNoNo
Real-world / field usabilityMediumLimitedGoodGood
Setup complexityVery lowHighLowVery low
Approx. system costFree / software-basedUS$60k–200k+Approx. US$2kApprox. US$20k
Effectiveness for Physical AILimitedGood
but studio-bound
LimitedVery good

For full-body humanoid learning, 15 IMUs is the practical minimum for direct segment coverage. MEVA uses 18 IMUs and adds video, ground-contact probability, pressure, and metadata as Physical AI-ready datasets.

MEVA Omni Capsules

Each Omni Capsule packages motion, vision, contact and context as reusable human behavior data for Physical AI.

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Need a motion that is not listed here? We can capture new human behavior data with MEVA.

Multimodal Dataset

Beyond motion, vision, contact and context. Multimodal behavior data gives Physical AI the ability to perceive.

M

Motion

Skeleton, BVH, CSV and future SMPL-X style formats for movement learning.

V

Vision

Third-person and future EgoVision previews to preserve visual context.

P

Pressure

Foot, seat or environment pressure maps connected to human movement.

R

Robot-ready

Clean metadata, labels and downloadable packages for Physical AI pipelines.