Tag Archives: motion capture

"There is no need to delay production at the front end of the development period."

Every month the team at Creative Assembly debunks some common dev role myths.

Motion capture remains a key development tool, so much so that some are bringing the tech in-house. MCV talks to veteran studio Audiomotion about why experience counts, access for indies, remote shoots and trying to direct a cat

Shown off at SIGGRAPH and reported by Ars Technica, the technology uses nureal networks to create first time, accurate facial animation results

Performance capture specialist comes to France to service expanding customer base

It’s unexpected to see a 400-year old play push the technological boundaries of live stage performance, but that’s exactly what the Royal Shakespeare Company has done with their latest production of The Tempest. Jem Alexander asks how games influenced the show.

With recent improvements to hardware and software, plus an increasing emphasis on real-time, interactive performance capture, we could be on the precipice of a golden age for motion capture technology. Jem Alexander investigates recent progressions in mo-cap technologies

Print and digital editions out now, 60-page issue dedicated entirely to motion capture in games

Xsens product manager Hein Beute discusses the relationship between the two mediums and their uses of motion capture

Dimensional Imaging’s Colin Urquhart discusses the impact video games are having on the world of mo-cap