Shiftall HaritoraX 2 Pro

Announcement - Estimated sales Q3 2026

Shiftall HaritoraX 2 Pro – Wireless Full Body Tracking System

The Shiftall HaritoraX 2 Pro is a compact, completely wireless FBT (Full Body Tracking) system designed to map the user's movements to an avatar in a virtual reality environment.

The system utilizes eight lightweight sensors placed on the chest, hips, knees, ankles, and feet. Compared to the standard HaritoraX 2 model, the Pro version adds separate foot sensors that enable more accurate mapping of the 3D movement of the ankle joints and reduce the effect of the avatar's feet "slipping" on the ground.

The system does not require external cameras or base stations. Communication with the computer is via Bluetooth or dedicated Shiftall GX2/GX6 transmitters.

Key Features

Eight-point full-body tracking,
Eight independent wireless sensors,
Additional foot sensors and 3D ankle tracking,
No external cameras or base stations required,
9-axis IMU sensors,
Operating time up to approximately 80 hours,
Single sensor weight approximately 17 g,
Communication via Bluetooth or GX2/GX6 transmitters,
Ability to export motion to BVH files,
Compatible with SteamVR and select apps supporting Full Body Tracking,
Expandable with additional elbow sensors.

IMU — Inertial Measurement Unit — is an inertial measurement unit that uses, among other things, an accelerometer, gyroscope, and magnetometer to determine the sensor's orientation and movement.

Technical Specifications

Motion Tracking
System type: Inertial Full Body Tracking system.
Number of sensors included: 8.
Tracking points:
- chest,
- hips,
- left and right knees,
- left and right ankles,
- left and right feet.
Sensor type: 9-axis IMU.
Ankle tracking: 3D movement thanks to separate foot sensors.
Can be used without foot sensors: yes, but ankle movement remains limited.
External cameras: not required.
Base stations: not required.

The manufacturer's term "8-point tracking" refers to eight sensors. Individual elements are located in pairs on the left and right sides of the body.

Communication
Bluetooth,
Dedicated GX2 transmitter included in the kit,
Optional GX6 transmitter,
Some sensors can communicate via GX2, while others can communicate via Bluetooth.
GX6 allows you to transfer more sensors from Bluetooth to a dedicated radio connection.

The manufacturer indicates that stability may be limited when connecting multiple Bluetooth devices. The included GX2 supports two sensors, while the remaining six can use Bluetooth. GX6 is an option that increases the stability of a setup with multiple wireless devices.

Power Supply
Built-in rechargeable batteries.
Stated operating time: approximately 80 hours.
Charging: USB Type-C.
Charging time: approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes with sensors off.
Single sensor weight: approximately 17 g.

Actual operating time may vary depending on communication method, configuration, battery condition, intensity of use, and operating conditions.

Software Required for Operation

Shiftall VR Manager

The basic software is Shiftall VR Manager. The program is responsible for:
communicating with sensors,
estimating body position and posture,
configuring user proportions,
regulating motion smoothness,
compensating for drift,
reducing the effect of foot movement,
integrating with SteamVR,
managing and configuring the device,
exporting animations to the BVH format.

BVH — Biovision Hierarchy — is a popular skeletal animation format used in 3D programs, animation, and motion capture systems, among others.

SteamVR

For computer applications, the following is required:
SteamVR version 2.8.8 or later,
an application or environment compatible with SteamVR and supporting Full Body Tracking.

Supported Applications

The manufacturer confirms compatibility with:
VRChat,
Resonite,
VirtualCast,
Virtual Motion Capture,
Cluster,
ChilloutVR, and others.

The device may also work with other SteamVR-compatible applications that support the appropriate Full Body Tracking data transfer method, but Shiftall does not guarantee compatibility with every application.

Hardware Requirements

Computer

Official system requirements:
Windows 11,
SteamVR 2.8.8 or later,
Bluetooth on your computer or communication via GX2/GX6,
Bluetooth required for sensor firmware updates.

The Shiftall store also states that using the HaritoraX 2 Pro requires a connection to a Windows computer via Bluetooth or a dedicated transmitter. A Windows computer with Bluetooth or a smartphone is required for firmware updates.

The manufacturer does not provide minimum requirements for:
processor,
RAM,
graphics card,
number of USB ports,
Bluetooth bandwidth.
Therefore, computer requirements will depend primarily on the VR headset used, the SteamVR application, and the complexity of the rendered environment.

VR Headset

The manufacturer declares compatibility with various SteamVR devices, but emphasizes that operation is not guaranteed with all headsets.

Confirmed compatibility includes:
MeganeX 8K Mark II,
MeganeX Superlight 8K,
MeganeX,
Valve Index,
HTC VIVE,
VIVE Pro,
VIVE Pro 2,
Meta Quest 2,
Meta Quest Pro,
Meta Quest 3,
Meta Quest 3S,
PICO 4,
PICO 4 Ultra.

For standalone headsets, a connection to a computer and the SteamVR environment may be required. The official Pro version website does not currently confirm standalone operation of the HaritoraX 2 Pro without a computer, so full standalone support should not be assumed solely based on compatibility with the Quest or PICO headsets.