Decode USB Signal to reproduce with arduino

Hello to all,

is there any possibility to decode a USB-protocol used in customized projects?
I would like to decode the used protocol in a gimbal system for dslr-cameras to reproduce this signal with a uC.
The use is, that with this signal/protocol i would be able to use the brushless DC motors from the added Follow-Focus-System für my tasks (and more than one of them).

Maybe there is anybody who did sth similar?

Greets!

Wireshark?

First step is the determination of the USB device characteristics. In Windows from the Device Manager(?).

Hi together,
thanks for the fast replys!

it is not a device which is connected to a pc.
A standalone device (sending device) gives the info what a BLDC motor (receiving device) shall do. Turn right or turn left and at what speed according to a wheel on the steering device.
This construction is a feiyutech AK2000 Gimbal. I need to use the BLDC motor for other tasks but can't control without the gimbal itself. But that is, what i want to to: control the BLDC (resp. the inner uC) to turn the BLDC motor with a rasperry or arduino.

Greets

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