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A little festive end of year fun from the CAMERA team to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! We hope you enjoy our very special rendition of the CAMERA 12 Days of Christmas. See you in 2025 for more motion capture* magic… (*and volumetric capture, photogrammetry,...
Interior photo of the Royal Shakespeare Theatre auditorium, taken with actors and audience at Builder’s Opening Night. Photo credit: Peter Cook © The RSC. The Centre for the Analysis of Motion, Entertainment Research and Applications (CAMERA) at the University of Bath and The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama...
photo credit: Julian Preece Photography Motion capture isn’t generally known for its portability, with shoots tending to happen in static, purpose-built studios. However at the Bristol Tech Fest this year, we decided to break out our technology and set up a mini motion capture volume – in Motion. Rare Insight...
Would you like to come and work with the CAMERA team? We are looking for highly motivated individual to work with our team on 4D capture from visual information to form the next generation of technologies for the creative industries particularly targeting virtual production.
Twelve young actors learned to integrate motion capture into their film acting this month, thanks to expert instruction and cutting-edge cameras from CAMERA. Twelve young actors from the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School (BOVTS) were given the rare opportunity to integrate ‘motion capture’ into their film acting earlier this month,...
CAMERA researchers were joined by Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition visitors at the ‘Lates’ event – Expanding the frontiers of human performance – science, sport and psychology – on 2 July 2024. “Being invited to share our research at the Royal Society ‘Lates’ was a real honour,” says Professor Neill...
DE-Nexus, the Digital Economy Next Stage Symposium, 10-11 June 2024 Early June saw members of the CAMERA team attending an in-person symposium to showcase our research alongside the other five EPSRC funded Next Stage Digital Economy Centres. The event was an opportunity for us to showcase our work across an...
Day One of Bath Digital Festival was a brilliant way to kick off (pun intended) what is warming up to be a bumper summer of sports (science). From rugby to sprinting, tennis and badminton, and skeleton bobsledding, festival goers were able to interact with our research and the technology we’re developing. They experienced first-hand how we’re working with athletes to quantify and enhance performance and make sports safer for all.
As part of our European Structural Investment Fund funded Business Assistance programme the team in the CAMERA studio at University of Bath worked with Bristol based multi award winning multi media studio Anagram who specialise in making interactive and immersive experiences for audiences. They were working on their brand new...
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