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  Gilles Jobin February 26, 2016 at 9:46am

  24 infra red cameras Vicon to capture. Around ten to map in real time. It is not a cheap setup... Kynec is not precise enough, it is for kids, this is grown up toys...You also need to make the scan of the envelopes, in this case 60 photo cameras. All at Artanim in Geneva http://www.artanim.ch
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  Inarra Saarinen February 14, 2016 at 7:30am

  What motion capture software is used?  Is it driven via a Kinect system?  Who is the manufacturer of the VR goggles?  I am doing motion capture and virtual reality and blended realities so just love technical details :-)  Thanks!
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  Marlon Barrios Solano February 14, 2016 at 3:03am

  Hi, 

  The work is in a virtual space that can only be seen with VR googles. The dancers that the visitors are seeing in the VR environment are animations driven by Motion Capture date from Gilles and Susana. The visitors are been tracked by the whole mocap camera system in real time. So the visitors  move in the space as if they are in the VR space rendered in realtime with the dance happening in the center.
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  Inarra Saarinen February 14, 2016 at 12:01am

  Thank you for posting this very interesting work! Can you give more specifics of the hardware and software? What gear are the viewers wearing? Which virtual reality world is this? Are the dancers live in virtual reality?

  ~inarra saarinen

  artistic director

  ballet pixelle

  ~ballet pixelle® is a live performing ballet company that produces original works in the global virtual reality community of second life®. for more information, see balletpixelle.org.