Role
Required core
The MMT is the anchor for contributor capture sessions.
Core unit
MMT Module
The scene and task anchor for TRACE capture: wide RGB, depth, audio, barometric context, motion, and local storage.
Prototype
Every TRACE kit starts with the MMT. It gives body-sensor streams a real-world frame of reference: what the contributor was doing, what tools were present, and how the workspace changed.
Signals
Multimodal
Scene, sound, motion, pressure context, and local capture plumbing.
Status
Prototype
Hardware is moving through bench and field testing.
Kit fit
Use the hardware where it creates useful physical data.
TRACE hardware is meant for validated capture sessions, not generic gadget checkout. Product access should match the contributor or research path.
Includes
What this path covers.
- Scene capture
- Audio and depth ready
- Storage and sync
Best for
Where it belongs first.
Scene contextTask timingHardware developmentCapture validation
Availability
Checkout waits for the right operating layer.
TRACE can show the product path now, but paid checkout should come after inventory, contributor onboarding, capture rules, and terms are ready.
Status
Prototype
This label reflects the public product path today, not a live stock count.
Pricing
Pricing TBD
Final pricing can be wired through Shopify once product schema and fulfillment rules are set.
Next step
Start with fit.
The right path depends on the work being captured, sensor needs, and validation requirements.
Related hardware
TRACE kits are configured as a system.
The MMT core, body sensors, contributor path, and WELL validation flow are designed to work together.
Contributor kit
Baseline Capture Kit
The starter path for contributors: one MMT core plus a six-to-eight sensor body swarm for eligible real-world sessions.
Expansion
Body Sensor Swarm
Add motion fidelity for hands, arms, torso, legs, and task-specific capture needs as contributor work scales.
Hardware access
Start with the contributor path before checkout.
TRACE hardware creates governed data. The useful next step is onboarding, configuration fit, and capture guidance.