From testing sensors in drones to assisting surgeons in the operating theatre, the possibilities are endless when using mocap in robotics.

Virtual Production in an LED volume takes music video production to the next level.

Pixels have the ability to make or break a shoot with the development of Virtual Production.

When investing in VP it is vital to consider the type of camera used to ensure the best result.

Is VP a magic wand, allowing producers unlimited creativity and cost savings, or is it inaccessible & leaving traditional filmmakers behind?

Virtual Production (VP) and the Metaverse are two increasingly popular technologies that while highly sophisticated on their own, are...

Target3D explain the differences - and similarities - between XR and ICVFX for Virtual Production (VP).

Virtual Production (VP) is a method that blends virtual worlds with real performers, real foreground sets and real objects... READ MORE

Target3D are building a new Virtual Production Test Stage to de-mystify VP. What are the key components to a Virtual Production stage?

Virtual Production is the process of mixing live footage and computer graphics simultaneously, to get real-time feedback and (read more...)

At the home of motion capture it's no secret that we're a bunch of nerds. Our native language comprises of abbreviations, acronyms,...

Combining experienced human teachers and motion capture, a new fitness instruction app has launched, offering thousands of sessions and...

By recording the body movement, voice & facial expressions of an actor simultaneously, performance capture brings to life characters....

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.