Vicon Viper Active Tracking Camera

Compact and lightweight for active tracking.

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The Viper Active Tracking Camera for Motion Capture

The Viper Active Tracking Camera for Motion Capture

Performance

Active marker tracking

Identify and track subjects using Vicon’s active marker tracking.

Performance

Compact

Compact and lightweight for limitless use.

Performance

Tracking LED

AutoHeal technology for unbreakable tracking.

Defining a New Era in Active Tracking Cameras

Designed to work with active marker technology, Viper is engineered with the flexibility to track any space, enabling endless creativity for your entertainment needs.

Boasting incredible speed and field of view, Viper offers unrivalled tracking capability.

Change your idea of what motion capture can bring, by deploying Viper in any environment, either alone or connected to your existing Vicon system. You are only seconds away from letting your imagination take off.

Key Features of the Viper Active Tracking Camera

  • Lightweight

    A compact, lightweight tracking camera specifically designed to work with active marker technology.

  • Integrated

    Provides the best possible quality of tracking and optimum coverage of your volume.

    The possibilities are endless.

What the Viper Active Tracking Camera Is Designed For

The Viper is an active tracking camera designed to capture and track objects, people, and props in real time using LED-based active marker technology. It is built for applications that require reliable, low-latency tracking across large or complex spaces.

It is primarily used in location-based VR, immersive experiences, and real-time tracking environments where multiple users or objects need to be tracked simultaneously. By using active markers instead of passive ones, the Viper delivers stable tracking with reduced occlusion and improved visibility.

With its compact design, high frame rate, and wide field of view, the Viper is engineered to provide consistent, high-performance tracking in both standalone setups and integrated Vicon systems

Viper Camera technical specifications

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Viper 

Resolution (MP)

2.2 MP

Max Frame Rate (Hz)

240

Visible Range of Active Markers

8m

On-board Marker Processing

Yes

Lens

6.5mm

Minimum Standard FOV (H x V)°

81.8 x 49.4deg

Camera Latency

3.2ms

Shutter Type

Global

 

Connection Type

CAT6a FTP / RJ45

Power

PoE

 

Max Power Consumption

6W

Dimensions (mm) (H x W x D)

80 x 80 x 70 mm

Weight

280g

Updateable Firmware

Yes

 

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Vicon Viper FAQ's

What is the Vicon Viper active tracking camera used for?

The Vicon Viper is an active tracking camera used to capture and track people, objects, and props in real time using LED-based markers. It is commonly used in virtual reality, immersive experiences, and large-scale tracking environments where reliable, low-latency performance is essential.

How does the Viper camera support active marker tracking?

The Viper camera supports active marker tracking by detecting LED markers that emit light in a controlled pattern. This allows the system to uniquely identify and track each marker with high precision, even in complex or crowded environments.

Active tracking improves visibility, reduces occlusion issues, and enables more stable tracking compared to passive marker systems.

What motion capture systems are compatible with the Viper camera?

The Viper camera is compatible with Vicon’s active tracking systems and integrates with software platforms designed for real-time tracking and immersive applications. It works within Vicon ecosystems used for VR, location-based entertainment, and engineering.

This compatibility allows users to build scalable tracking setups that support multiple cameras, users, and objects within a single environment.