Xsens updates motion capture tools
Nov 05, 2014 by CGP Staff
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Netherlands-based Xsens announced that it has redesigned its motion capture systems and software. Changes include:
MVN Link: Xsens’ full-body, camera-less mocap suit has been rebuilt to handle more strenuous conditions. Kevlar-reinforced wires, ultra-small and lightweight trackers, fast on-body data buffering, and a battery life of 9.5 hours round out a robust design that is ready for any on-set production.
MVN Awinda: Xsens’ strap-based system is ideal for animators who want to capture motions on the fly. Individual wireless motion trackers are attached to straps that can be quickly snapped on over clothes or easily exchanged among actors to recording for up to 6.5 hours.
MVN Studio 4.0: Thanks to a massive update to Xsens’ mocap engine, the software now tracks height in real-time and delivers exceptionally clean data.
The MVN Studio pipeline integration has also been greatly expanded, adding support for various 3D applications. Xsens MVN is being offered at a starting price of $12,000. More on Xsens’ website.
MVN Link: Xsens’ full-body, camera-less mocap suit has been rebuilt to handle more strenuous conditions. Kevlar-reinforced wires, ultra-small and lightweight trackers, fast on-body data buffering, and a battery life of 9.5 hours round out a robust design that is ready for any on-set production.
MVN Awinda: Xsens’ strap-based system is ideal for animators who want to capture motions on the fly. Individual wireless motion trackers are attached to straps that can be quickly snapped on over clothes or easily exchanged among actors to recording for up to 6.5 hours.
MVN Studio 4.0: Thanks to a massive update to Xsens’ mocap engine, the software now tracks height in real-time and delivers exceptionally clean data.
The MVN Studio pipeline integration has also been greatly expanded, adding support for various 3D applications. Xsens MVN is being offered at a starting price of $12,000. More on Xsens’ website.