The dome which could help machines understand behaviour - BBC Click

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The Panoptic Studio, made up of over 500 different cameras, is one of the first systems to accurately capture motion without the use of markers.

It's being primarily used by Carnegie Mellon University to study body language but it has potential to be used in the film, sports and medical industries.

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