SEEDER CR6M-VR 6-Meter Professional Carbon Fiber Camera Jib Crane System | 23-Bit Absolute Encoders FREE-D Data Output for Virtual Studios with Databox5 & Dolly Kit
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Key Features
Key Features
• 6-Meter Manual VR Tracking Jib for High-End Virtual Production Workflows
• Ultra-Precision 23-Bit Encoders Delivering 8.3 Million Steps per 360° Rotation
• Lightweight Carbon Fiber Triangular Tube System with Quick-Lock Installation
• Motorized Carbon Fiber U-Head with 25kg Capacity and CNC-Machined Drive System
• Databox5 Processor Outputting FREE-D Data via RS422 and Ethernet UDP
• Universal Full-Servo Lens Control Supporting Sony, Canon, Panasonic, and Fujinon Systems
• Heavy-Duty 300kg Capacity Tripod with Pneumatic-Tire Dolly and Brake System
• Dual 10-Inch HD Monitoring Displays with SDI and DisplayPort Connectivity
Features & Specifications
Product Overview +
Extended Reach for Immersive Virtual Environments
The SEEDER CR6M-VR is a premium 6-meter camera jib system engineered specifically for augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) live broadcasts. With a front arm reach of 5 meters (4.6m + 0.4m), it provides the sweeping cinematic motion required for large-scale virtual sets and sports production. The system uses four 23-bit absolute encoders to capture every subtle movement of the crane arm and head, ensuring the digital background stays perfectly aligned with the physical camera.
Precision Engineering and Rapid Deployment
Despite its size, the CR6M-VR is designed for portability and speed. The carbon fiber triangular tubes offer high structural intensity while remaining incredibly light, and the tool-less quick-install mechanism allows for rapid assembly without screws. The system is anchored by a high-strength tripod capable of supporting 300kg, ensuring a stable foundation even when fully extended with a heavy camera rig.
Databox5: The Brain of Virtual Tracking
Tracking data is managed by the Databox5 processor, which supports 0.1-frame accuracy for tracking and lens data delay adjustments. It automatically identifies built-in encoders from Canon or Fujinon lenses, aggregating all spatial data into a standard FREE-D output. The touch-operated display allows for immediate UI parameter modifications, and the system supports external genlock sync signal input to prevent cumulative errors during live air.
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