Rokoko VisionArtliche Bewegungsüberwachung für 3D Charaktere mittels einer Webcam oder eines Smartphones

How does Vision 3.0 compare to competitors?

At the same monthly price, Rokoko gives you significantly more motion processing than competing tools. At $10/month, Rokoko Basic includes roughly four times the processing of QuickMagic and seven times Uthana. The value gap widens at higher tiers. Beyond raw volume, Vision 3.0 is part of Rokoko Create, which also includes Text-to-Motion, motion editing in Rokoko Studio, and storage - you're not paying for a single feature, you're getting a full motion creation platform.

Asked by Ingrid Bauer · May 5, 2026

What file formats does Vision 3.0 export, and which 3D software does it support?

You can export your motion data as .FBX or .BVH files from Rokoko Studio, compatible with all major skeletons including UE5 Manny, HIK and Mixamo. These files work directly in Blender, Unreal Engine, Unity, Cinema 4D, Maya, Houdini, MotionBuilder, and iClone.

Asked by Nikolai Petrenko · Apr 20, 2026

Does Rokoko Vision 3.0 support finger tracking?

Not at launch. Finger tracking wasn't a frequently requested feature among Vision users, so the focus for 3.0 was motion quality, processing speed, and workflow simplicity. If the community wants finger tracking, it's something we can explore in a future update. For finger capture today, the Smartgloves II remain the most accurate solution in the Rokoko ecosystem.

Asked by Jibril Abubakar · Apr 7, 2026

What happened to webcam recording and dual-camera capture?

Both have been removed. For webcam live capture: more than 90% of Vision users were already recording their footage separately and uploading it as a video file, taking time to check framing, lighting, and performance before processing. Recording first produced better results, so we built around that workflow instead. The dual-camera feature is sunset approximately 30 days after the Vision 3.0 launch as the setup is still quite cumbersome, and the data quality of the new monocular solver is actually better than the dual-cam solution. Going forward, all AI motion capture in the Rokoko ecosystem happens through video upload inside Rokoko Create.

Asked by Rosalind Frost · Apr 2, 2026

Why buy mocap tools, like the Smartsuit and Smartgloves, if I can use Rokoko Vision?

Rokoko Vision is a great entry point in the world of motion capture, as well as a handy tool for pre-visualisation. Even though its ease of use, low price point and data quality are very appealing, there will still be many situations where robust mocap tools like the Smartsuit Pro II, Smartgloves II and Face Capture are needed: 1. Data quality: especially for more complex motions, inertial mocap tools like the Smartsuit Pro II provide higher fidelity capture. 2. Occlusion: Vision AI relies on a complete view of the performer to estimate the skeleton's position, so occluded limbs result in weaker tracking. 3. Real-time vs post-processed data: AI motion capture requires post processing, while Rokoko's inertial mocap tools support real-time integrations with all major 3D software. 4. Face and finger capture: finger tracking still requires a solution like the Smartgloves II. 5. Tracking space: inertial tracking is not limited by camera framing, lighting, or environment - the tracking area is as big as your WiFi range. 6. Multiple performers: AI motion capture supports only 1 performer per recording, while Rokoko's inertial mocap tools can capture up to 5 performers at once.

Asked by Eva Horáková · Mar 25, 2026