Ahead of the Fall 2014 semester, USC School of Cinematic Arts installs OptiTrack motion capture and tracking systems in three key locations within the Robert Zemeckis Center for Digital Arts.
New wearable motion capture product line delivers fast, production-ready 3D data to professional animators at a more affordable price.
Multiple award-winning studio uses fully GPU-accelerated, biased renderer Redshift to help create Cadbury “Womb.”
Motion capture technology specialist launches new retargeting and solving tool and latest version of Blade software.
New version of Vicon’s pioneering facial mocap system to feature hardware improvements and updates to CaraLive and CaraPost for faster, more efficient facial tracking.
New customers include Activision, Microsoft Games Studios, Eidos, Ubisoft, Crytek, DICE and USC School of Cinematic Arts.
Students rely on Xsens MVN for flexible motion capture on-set for short film recently screened at Comic-Con International.
Faceware offers complete facial mocap package for indie game studios; upgrades pro versions of software and hardware.
Studio behind World War Z and Man of Steel remotely deploys motion capture setup across locations.
Mocap and motion tracking companies partner to provide studios with greater flexibility in the facial and full-performance motion capture process.
