The home of motion capture collaborates with PROTO, Europe’s largest emerging technology centre ​ The issue:  When Target3D first spoke...

The Viral Dance ​ “It went viral.” The words every artist, advertiser or influencer wants to hear. But what does it take to ‘go viral’?...

Can you track the data of a professional boxer against young amateur boxers to visibly demonstrate how they can improve technique?

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How the University of Cambridge merged optical tracking and a fleet of miniature cars for an experiment in cooperative driving ​ Amanda...

Technology now plays a much bigger role in the world of sport than we ever anticipated. More specifically, mocap technology...

A New Year Q&A with Target3D co-founder, Allan Rankin.

As 2018 draws to a close, Target3D co-founder, Ashley Keeler, reflects on the second year of the tech start up.

Getting mobile robotics on to the construction site ​ HAL Robotics are a robotic software company based in London and Paris who develop...

How the latest in tracking technologies were leveraged to deliver this ground-breaking project.

AV Lab for UKDSC ​ Offering a world-first approach to collaboration in defence solutions, the UK Defence Solutions Council (UKDSC) works...

Unravelling the jargon, Target3D talk us through PreViz and the game engine, Unreal Engine

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VR technology is transforming our architectural world. More specifically, the role it plays from the design-to-construction process.

Motion capture (mocap) is the process of recording the movements of real people, animals or object paths and analysing that data or mapping

Motion Capture has become more commonly used across many industries to provide accurate and organic movement of humans.