Entity: MOTION-CAPTURE
Motion capture is a technology used to digitally record specific movements of people or objects and translate them into computer-animated images. It is widely used in various industries such as entertainment, sports, and medicine.
MOTION-CAPTURE
Etymology
The term 'motion capture' originates from the combination of 'motion' referring to movement and 'capture' indicating the act of recording or capturing.
Definition
Motion capture is a technology used to digitally record specific movements of people or objects and translate them into computer-animated images.
Historical Context
Motion capture has been used in various industries such as film-making, video games, sports, and medicine to enhance realism and accuracy in animations and simulations.
Cultural Significance
The use of motion capture has revolutionized the entertainment industry by enabling the creation of lifelike characters and realistic animations in movies, video games, and virtual reality experiences.
Related Concepts
Motion capture is closely related to computer-generated imagery (CGI), animation, virtual reality, and robotics, as it involves capturing and replicating human movements in digital form.
See Also
- Computer-generated imagery
- Animation
- Virtual reality
- Robotics
A technology for digitally recording specific movements of a person or object and translating them into computer-animated images.