iPi Motion Capture v3.0 supports the new Microsoft Kinect 2 sensor with
higher tracking speed and a simpler calibration process. Subscription
payment is now available, with various options.
iPi Motion Capture v3.0 Gains Microsoft Kinect 2 Support & Tracking Speed |
iPi Motion Capture Version 3.0 supports the new Microsoft Kinect 2 sensor, and has a higher tracking speed, arm and leg tracking improvements and a simpler calibration process. A new subscription payment model is available as well, with various options, and the user interface is redesigned. |
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Compatibility with the Microsoft Kinect 2 sensor gives a wider angle of view, so that the user can move closer to the camera and needs less space to operate. The system is more tolerant tolightingconditions and achieves higher resolutions ofdepthandRGB video. Currently only a single Kinect 2 sensor is supported due to the Microsoft Kinect 2 SDK. As soon as distributed recording is implemented, users will be able record with several Kinect 2 sensors using several PCs. |
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Bobby's Brane used iPi Soft in an animated music video called 'Innuendo'. |
In the near future iPi Soft plans to add further functionality related to the Kinect 2 sensor such asdistributed recordingas mentioned above, support for up to 12 cameras, further increases to tracking speed, selected limb cleanup and three-actor tracking. |
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Lak Taecha's team used iPi Soft to capture and record movements and techniques of Muay Thai combat. |
Beginning with iPi Motion Capture Version 3.0, iPi Soft is introducing asubscription-based pricingmodel. As well as a one-year subscription, a cheaper 3 months subscription is available for people who need motion capture on per-project basis. www.ipisoft.com |