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25 February 2019
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Enter Our Mocap Like A Pro Video Contest

We're launching a new contest! For anyone out there that thinks they have the next big idea for motion capture, this contest is for you! Noitom wants to find the next "Mocap Disruptor." Entering only requires submitting a 1-2 minute video explaining what your idea is for motion capture. [...]

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Motion Capture visual effects bt Perception Neuron

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13 February 2019
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Short Film Made with Neuron Mocap Wins Best Special Effects Award

After entering Perception Neuron's Set Your World in Motion video contest in 2016, Studio Local —the makers of the short film, Twenty One Points—won two Perception Neuron motion capture systems to complete the visual effects for the fillm released the following year. [...]

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11 December 2018
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The Human Machine

The gap between man and machine is dwindling. The physical and digital worlds are merging. How will we interact with machines that are becoming increasingly intelligent in the future? Will there even be a perceptible human-machine interface? Prof. Dr. [...]

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30 November 2018
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Sleeping Beauty Awakens with Perception Neuron in EDM-inspired Contemporary Ballet Performance

The world premiere of Sleeping Beauty Dreams, a contemporary art exploration in progressive fantasy-style of the classic tale retold by by Magic Reality Group, will debut this month in Miami and New York. [...]

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10 September 2018
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Hong Kong Ballet Creates Performance with Mocap

Choreographer, Yuh Egami and composer and experimentalist, Mike Yip and Multi-media artist, James Kong have collaborated to create the Hong Kong Ballet's, Wordless Letter. Inspired by Virginia Woolf's suicide note, Egami was challenged by both the choreography and the choreographic method when creating new work. [...]