Motion Capture Systems

Motion capture systems are technologies that record and analyze movement, often used in entertainment, sports, or medicine. They typically involve placing sensors or markers on a person’s body, which track their position and motion in real-time. These data are then captured by cameras or sensors and processed by software to create accurate digital representations of the movement. This helps in producing realistic animations in movies and video games, studying athletic performance, or aiding physical rehabilitation. Essentially, motion capture transforms physical movements into digital data, enabling detailed analysis and replication of human motion.