Material for motion capture costumes and props

Details Material for motion capture costumes and props Material for motion capture costumes and props

2006-08-25

2011-11-08

Misleh, Justin P (Department: 2622)

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system

Computer graphics processing

Animation

C352S087000, C348S722000

Reexamination Certificate

active

08054312

ABSTRACT:
Capturing motion using motion capture cameras comprises: coupling a plurality of markers to an actor; allowing a material to be positioned between the actor and the motion capture cameras, wherein the material is selected to allow the motion capture cameras to capture motion of the plurality of markers while the actor interacts with the material; and capturing the motion of the markers.

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