Motion Capture
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This document explores advanced motion capture technologies and techniques, emphasizing the balance between costs and performance in the industry. It discusses high-end systems like the Vicon MX40, with a price tag of $220,000, and the various hardware and software components required for effective motion capture. It also highlights new sensing methods such as IR cameras, Leap Motion, MYO wristbands, and WiFi-based technologies. The paper delves into the importance of avoiding occlusion, the need for multiple cameras, and the relevance of real-time processing in creating effective motion capture setups.
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Motion Capture Emilio Cantu, Jin He, Gerard Louis, Brian Orchosky, Chelsey Salberg
Challenges and New Techniques • Expense • Hardware • Software • More Sensing Methods
Expense • Very expensive • Vicon • Complete Vicon MX40 Motion Capture System - $220,000
Hardware and software • Hardware • Real time • High frame rate • High bandwidth • Software • Image processing algorithms • Extract the target image from its background
New Methods • IR Camera Based • Leap Motion • Electrical signal based • MYO • Wifi Based • WiSee • Wivi
Leap Motion • Human computer interaction • Hand and finger motion • Smaller observation area and higher resolution • 2 IR cameras and 3 IR LEDs • Provide SDK, C++ • App store - new • https://www.leapmotion.com/
MYO • Wristband • Electrical activity in muscles. • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWu9TFJjHaM • Wirelessly control computer. • Interact with digital world.
Wifi Based Methods • Wisee • From Univ of Washington • Published in MobiCom13 • http://wisee.cs.washington.edu/ • Classify a set of 9 gestures • Achieve 94% accuracy.
Wifi Based Methods • Wivi • From MIT • Published in SIGCOMM13 • Motion Capture Behind Walls • http://people.csail.mit.edu/fadel/wivi/
accad Advanced Computer Center for Arts and Designs
What is need for Motion Capture • Need 8 cameras for performances • Need 3 for props • Must avoid occlusion • Input from cameras into giganet that sends data to computer software processed input
accad • Uses 12 Vicon cameras X 12
accad Motion Capture Studio