Reallusion also plans to support Apple’s iPhone X facial tracking and Rokoko‘s inertial capture systems, with the new integrations due for release in August. Instead, the new Motion Live plugin accepts data streams from a range of capture systems, making it possible to combine different full-body, facial and hand capture solutions on a single 3D character.Īs well as Perception Neuron, the list of full-body capture solutions supported now includes Xsens‘ MVN Link and MVN Awinda inertial systems and OptiTrack‘s marker-based optical systems.įacial capture is still based around Faceware’s markerless technology, while Leap Motion‘s Leap Motion Controller can be used for markerless hand and finger tracking. IClone Motion Live supersedes Reallusion’s existing dedicated integrations with Faceware Technologies‘ markerless facial capture solution and Noitom’s Perception Neuron inertial mocap systems. Mix and match full-body, facial and hand capture data recorded on top manufacturers’ systems

The Motion Live plugin around which the solution is based actually shipped a couple of months ago, but Reallusion and its hardware partners have only just begun to promote the technology publicly. It aggregates data streams from a range of technology, making it possible to drive iClone characters using data captured via Faceware, Xsens, Perception Neuron, OptiTrack and Leap Motion systems. Reallusion has launched iClone Motion Live, a new unified multi-device solution for simultaneous full-body, facial and hand motion capture based around its iClone real-time animation software. Scroll down for news of new integrations with mocap hardware.

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