“The new distributed recording feature in iPi Motion Capture 3.0 offers customers significant workflow options to meet the growing complexity of today’s motion capture performance requirements without a bottleneck,” Michael Nikonov, iPi Soft’s Founder/Chief Technology Architect, says. In addition, the use of more cameras or sensors to capture the multi-actor performances minimizes tracking errors typically caused by occlusion (when body parts are not captured properly), resulting in improved tracking accuracy and reliability, as well as a faster and more accurate production process. Its ability to analyze multi-camera (or Kinect sensors) video recordings, using standard PC desktop or laptop computers offers creative professionals a cost effective solution to track 3D human body motions and produce 3D animation.

The software, which merges all of the mocap data into a single file, is used in conjunction with iPi Mocap Studio for tracking up to three actors simultaneously. With additional computers, users can add up to 16 USB cameras or four Kinect 2 or Kinect sensors. Additionally, the ability to track three actors simultaneously gives professional users working in film, TV, videogame development and beyond, a powerful and efficient motion capture tool.Įnabled by its proprietary iPi Recorder software, the new distributed recording feature configures a single computer to record up to 8 USB cameras or a single Kinect 2 sensor. The latest updates include new distributed recording functionality that sets a standard for capturing synchronized video by providing up to 16 USB camera support or multiple Kinect 2 sensors recorded onto multiple PCs during the same motion capture session.

MOSCOW, RUSSIA – iPi Soft, LLC, today announced groundbreaking performance enhancements to iPi Motion Capture Version 3.0, the company’s advanced line of markerless motion capture technology.

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