PhysCap AI-based motion capture system

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Motion capture -- the process of recording peoples' movements -- traditionally requires equipment, cameras, and software tailored for the purpose. But researchers at the Max Planck Institute and Facebook Reality Labs claim they've developed a machine learning algorithm -- PhysCap -- that works with any off-the-shelf DSLR camera running at 25 frames per second.

Read the full article: https://venturebeat.com/2020/08/25/researchers-ai-can-perform-3d-motion-capture-with-any-off-the-shelf-camera/

Video courtesy of Facebook Reality Labs and the Max Planck Institute.



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