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51: Making Motion Capture
Useful
Tuesday, Full Day, 8:30 am - 5 pm
West Hall A
Effective
use of motion capture requires a lot of careful planning
and data processing. This course examines why human-performance
capture is an inherently difficult problem, how proper
planning and execution can enhance post-capture work,
and how captured data can be used for optimum results.
It also explores unique issues in online performance and
pragmatic issues in applying motions to characters.
Prerequisites
Working knowledge of computer animation programming and
graphics concepts.
Topics
Strategies for planning and executing successful captures.
The theoretical and pragmatic aspects of motion-data processing.
Methods for online performance and how to apply "found"
motions to existing characters.
Organizer
Michael Gleicher
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Lecturers
Nicola Ferrier
Andrew Gardner
Michael Gleicher
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Sung-Yong Shin
Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology
Thomas Tolles
Taylor Wilson
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