Tracker HTC (3.0) nero

The HTC Tracker (3.0) Black connects real-world objects and full-body movement to virtual environments, enabling precise object and motion tracking for VR applications. Smaller, lighter, and with significantly improved battery life compared to its predecessor, this tracker supports integration with external devices and is suitable for use in virtual production, simulation training, motion capture and consumer VR experiences. The package includes one tracker and a USB Type-A to USB Type-C cable for charging.

Advantages

HTC Tracker (3.0) is 33% smaller and 15% lighter than the previous model, providing easier handling and more mounting options while maintaining accurate tracking. The device offers up to 75% longer battery life, allowing extended sessions for work, training, or entertainment. Its compact black enclosure and 75 g weight make it practical for attaching to props, accessories, or body segments.

Suitable for

• Virtual production and set motion tracking
• Simulation and professional training scenarios
• Full-body motion capture for animation and research
• Consumer VR experiences such as VRChat, sports and interactive play

Key specifications

• Model: HTC Tracker (3.0) Black
• Manufacturer part number (MPN): 99HASS002-00
• EAN: 4718487718887
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 79 mm × 70.9 mm × 44.1 mm
• Weight: 0.075 kg (75 g)
• Colour: Black
• Battery life: up to 7.5 hours (improved up to 75% vs previous model)
• Package contents: 1 × tracker, 1 × USB Type-A to USB Type-C cable

How to use

Attach the HTC Tracker (3.0) to the desired object, accessory or body segment using an appropriate mount or strap, then pair it with your VR system following the headset or platform pairing procedure. Charge the tracker using the included USB Type-A to USB Type-C cable before first use. Calibrate position and orientation in your VR application or engine to ensure accurate correspondence between real-world motion and virtual representation.

Recommendations

For reliable tracking, mount the device securely and keep the tracker charged. Verify compatibility and pairing steps with your VR headset or software developer documentation, and perform calibration routines before recording or live sessions.