Mo-cap

Mo-cap, short for motion capture, is a technology that records the movements of a person or object and translates them into digital data. Using sensors or reflective markers placed on the subject, cameras track these points to accurately capture motion. This data is then used to animate digital characters or objects in films, video games, and virtual reality, making movements look realistic and natural. Mo-cap streamlines the process of creating complex animations by directly capturing real-life motion, allowing artists and developers to produce highly detailed and believable digital performances.