Building environment perception systems to help humans and machines better understand the world around them.

Seeing the world through electronics.

Trinet

Third eye for your AI.

A family of hardware-synchronized egocentric cameras for teams training VLA models. Every frame, IMU sample, and audio sample on one clock - with a hardware mute switch for spaces where audio isn't welcome. Stream over standard UVC or record straight to the device.

Trinet Mono - Ultra-wide 1080p30, 400 Hz motion data and stereo audio on one clock
Trinet Stereo - Two cameras 70 mm apart, calibrated per unit - self-contained, no RPi or Jetson
Trinet Stereo GS - The stereo camera with global-shutter sensors, for fast motion without skew
Trinet Wrist Kit - Head and both hands on one shared timeline, ~1 ms typical

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Trinet Mono

Trinet Stereo

Trinet Stereo GS

Trinet Wrist Kit

The road to Physical AI

Capture today. Models tomorrow.

Physical AI is bottlenecked on data. We're building the stack that unblocks it - starting with the hardware that collects it.

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Egocentric capture hardware

The Trinet family - head camera, stereo, and the Wrist Cam Kit - wearable, hardware-synchronized cameras that record what your operators see and do, on one shared timeline.

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In development

More modalities

A UMI-style data-collection gripper and tactile gloves - manipulation and touch data captured with the same synchronized-timeline discipline as Trinet.

Annotation & fine-tuning pipeline

Tooling that takes Trinet-native recordings from raw capture to VLA-ready training data - annotation, curation, and fine-tuning in one pipeline.

The goal

Models that understand the physical world

Everything we build points the same direction: vision-language-action models trained on rich, precisely-timed egocentric data.

Coming soon

Trinet is for machines. Panocle is for humans.

Our mission runs both ways. Trinet helps machines understand the world around them. Panocle - our AI-first smart glasses, in development - helps humans understand the world around them: perception, understanding, and assistance, from hands-free computing to support for the visually impaired.

Meet Panocle

Standing on the shoulders of giants