Markerless motion capture from ordinary video, no suit required
Move AI captures human motion from ordinary video instead of a suit-and-marker rig. You record an actor with one or more cameras - even a phone - and the service reconstructs a 3D skeleton that can be retargeted onto a character. Single-camera mode is the quick option, while multi-camera setups improve accuracy for tricky moves and occlusion. Output arrives as standard animation data for engines such as Unreal, Unity and Blender, which makes it a practical way to get custom movement into a game or previsualisation without booking a mocap stage. Cleanup is still part of the job, but the entry cost drops sharply.
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A single camera works for straightforward movement and is the usual starting point. Two or more cameras improve depth accuracy and hold up better when a limb is hidden, which matters for fast or complex action.
A 3D skeleton animation that can be retargeted onto your own character. Export formats include FBX, BVH and glTF, so the motion can be carried into Unreal, Unity or Blender.
Yes. Markerless capture is approximate, so foot contact, hand detail and moments where the body is partly hidden usually need a pass in an animation tool before the clip ships.
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