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Tested the demo only: The tool maps the motion of your arm and head on an ik-rig. No tracking of the legs, no rotation of the torso/figure, gestures via pressing button (no gesture recognition). If you move in the room, the ik-rig “steps” to the new position. MoCap jittering seems moderate/good – but the demo has no export feature to check it in an animation software.
Due to the above possible usage seems a bit limited to me – but you could use it for capturing e.g. a tv presenter (and animate the fingers later manually). So check it out if you are looking for an animation solution of that kind of movements.