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27/10/2005
Automatic Motion Capture Blending with Registration Curves -
Thesis
Abtract: This thesis investigates the application of
registration curves to solve the issue of automatic motion capture blending.
The results are compared and contrasted to linearly blending techniques to
evalute their benefits. Current flaws are highlighted while future avenues for
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24/07/2005
Flocking System - Techincal Report
Abtract: To implement a Flocking System based on Reynolds'
original paper. A moving goal will be specified by the user, or can be
interactively adjusted by the user. The flocking system should take into
account the environment, and other factors such as predator-prey relationships.
A full C++ application was developed along with this technical report. For more
information on the actual application please refer to
current projects.
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22/05/2005
Personal Research: Motion Capture - Past, Present and Future
Abstract: 'The main goal is to explore the possibilities of
motion capture. From simulating cartoon style animation, to developing new
styles. The origins of motion capture will be explored, along with present
applications of the technology. Finally, current techniques that can be applied
to simulate a cartoon style of motion capture are investigated.'
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17/03/2005
Within this essay, work undertaken by thePROMETHEUS
project, a division of the BBC research and Development team, is discussed. How
this technology has been applied to virtual environments for both sports
coverage (in this case the Piero system) and virtual studios (the base work of
the project) is compared and contrasted.
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