Dolly360 is a radio-controlled stabilized dolly for 360 cameras


Dolly360 is a radio-controlled and stabilized dolly for 360 cameras.

Dolly360 is a radio-controlled dolly designed for 360 cameras, with both horizontal and vertical stabilization.  It uses a gimbal for spherical stabilization and a telescopic oil shock absorber for vertical stabilization.

Here is a video:


Here is a sample 360 video from a GoPro rig mounted on the Dolly360:


The Dolly360 can handle a camera up to 5 kg and will be carry it up to 1 km.  It costs 500,000 JPY (about USD 4491 at current exchange rates).  The price is for the dolly only and does not include a camera.

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