GloveIQ turns a 30-second iPhone capture into true metric hand dimensions — no ruler, no reference card — then maps them to your size chart and your cut files. The measurement layer for the brands and cutting systems that make custom athletic gloves.
Standard sizing uses hand length, in quarter-inch steps. Real hands vary across more than twenty dimensions — so most people are fitting to a measurement that was never quite theirs.
A pure-software pipeline. No new hardware on either side — the phone in the customer's hand, the cutting system already on your floor.
On an ordinary iPhone. Front TrueDepth camera, two guided hand poses. No paper, no markers, no coin in frame.
iOS · production hardwareApple Vision finds 21 hand landmarks; the depth sensor supplies real scale directly. Validated to within 2% of a tape measure on hand length.
21 landmarks · depth-nativeDimensions map onto your grading rules and emit a cut file — AccuMark MTM CSV or DXF-AAMA, format-neutral by design.
AccuMark · DXF-AAMAEarlier camera-based glove sizers either make the user place a hand on paper to recover scale, or lock you into one catalog and spit out a coarse size letter. Depth-native measurement does neither.
The depth sensor supplies true scale on its own. No paper sheet, no reference card, no coin in frame to fake the math.
It outputs precise millimeters and maps them onto your size chart — with a calibration layer that respects how you already size.
Not a size letter — a cut file. Format-neutral across the major cutting systems, so it drops into the floor you already run.
Black Hills keeps the IP. You get exclusive use where it matters to you — both paths run on the same patent-pending core.
Category-exclusive licensing, one brand per sport. You own the customer, the experience and the pricing; GloveIQ supplies measurement, glove-specific grading, and cutting-system integration.
Phone capture to DXF/AAMA, ready for your made-to-measure workflow and your installed base of athletic-glove factories — no glove-specific R&D on your side.
We'll run a live capture on production hardware, walk the measurements end to end, and talk through what a pilot or license looks like for your catalog.