When testing baseball pitchers, 12 synchronized high-speed cameras capture an astounding 200-500 pictures-per-second. Figure 2 shows the digital rendering of the motion capture.
When Mary Shelley's Frankenstein first lays eyes on what his science has wrought, he thinks, "I had gazed on him while unfinished; he was ugly then; but when those muscles and joints were rendered capable of motion, it became a thing such as even Dante could not have conceived".
In this condition no rendering of ego-motion was conducted.
In this paper, a novel approach is presented for the design of motion rendering strategies, using the model-based predictive control theory.
In The Creators Project's new documentary, Hollywood's Digital Humans, we talk to Ari Shapiro, a fellow researcher at USC's Institute of Creative Technology (ICT), who teamed up with Debevec and Activision's Research and Development Director Javier van der Pahlen to develop Digital Ira, a real-time 3D rendering of his own motion-captured face.
Incorporating ARP, which is a function of SRP, into the solar sail equations of motion renders additional artificial equilibrium points in a volume between the L1 and L2 points which is defined as the region of influence.
A coupling between the coordinate directions resulting from the spatial arrangement of magnets is included in the equations of motion, which renders them nonlinear even though the closed loop control on each axis is linear.
The introduction of a cylindrical polar coordinate system renders the resulting governing equations of motion and energy to a form which can be solved exactly, thus obtaining the expressions for velocity and temperature fields.
He is perhaps best known for his slow-motion rendering of his name during the sign off.
At times I could not believe I was beholding full-motion rendering of Rage's quality and speed on what is, after all, a six-year-old system.
