Motion capture technology, often referred to as mocap, is a cutting-edge technique that revolutionizes the way human movement is translated into the digital realm.
By recording and analyzing the actions of live actors or objects, mocap enables the creation of highly realistic and fluid animations for various industries, including film, video games, virtual reality, and biomechanics research. Using an array of sensors, cameras, or reflective markers, mocap systems capture the subtle nuances of body movements with remarkable precision. This technology has become an integral part of the entertainment industry, allowing for lifelike character animations and immersive virtual experiences that blur the lines between the physical and digital worlds. As advancements in motion capture continue to unfold, the possibilities for creating authentic and captivating virtual environments are boundless.
Initial test piping in mocap data into a temp character model
Troubleshooting | Screenshots of various moments in our process
Recording performance in Rokoko Studio - Motion Capture Software
Rokoko’s motion capture technology typically involves the use of wearable sensors, such as the Rokoko Smartsuit, which is a full-body motion capture suit. These suits are equipped with inertial sensors that capture the movement of the wearer’s body in real-time. The captured data can then be transmitted to a computer or other devices for further processing and integration into animation or virtual environments.
Rokoko’s technology is known for its ease of use and affordability compared to some traditional motion capture systems. The company aims to democratize motion capture, making it accessible to a broader range of users and industries.
Handheld Camera Movement Style in a 3D Environment
See The Final Music Video
Directed & Animated by Ratha Nou | Additional compositing by Greg Del Savio | Character Modeling by Makata