Clubs under the integrated digital media banner.
We invited a special guest for our week 7 — Dr. Betsy Coker. Excitedly, friends from the Dance Department also joined for this session with IDM and ITP students! Dancer, dance-maker, scientist, and teacher Elizabeth (Betsy) Coker introduced principles of clinical neuroscience, biomechanics, and motion capture technologies to question how …
This week, students are learning how to create and rig their own avatars in Maya, and puppet them in real time and with pre-recorded data. Also, students also have opportunities to learn how to add animation in MotionBuilder. Available Resources: You can watch or follow along on your computer and …
This week, we invited a special guest — Russell. It was such a meaningful experience for us to learn about how can we apply motion capture technology into helping people with special mobility need. About Our Guest: At Mickey’s, we’re building products that can help movement disorders patients walk more …
Week 4 we had students direct other students on what motion they wanted. Then taking that motion into unity.
Recap of how to capture human motion data in motive 3d.
Getting people in suits! The first week was calibration and getting people excited. On week 2 we got students suited up and moving!
In order to make Motion Capture more accessible to students at NYU Kat Sullivan, Visiting Industry Assistant Professor @ IDM, created a motion capture club! The Club aims to offer Tandon and ITP/IMA students a way to get involved with the motion capture space, to open up the black box, encourage …
