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NEW! Version 3 of iPi Motion Capture is available. iPi Motion Capture 3 delivers new features for improved workflow including support of Kinect 2, improved arms tracking, simplified calibration and others. Read moreThis documentation corresponds to version 2 of iPi Motion Capture. The latest documentation for version 3 can be found at http://docs.ipisoft.com/ Main Page From Jump to: navigation , search iPi Motion Capture consists of two products: iPi RECORDER free software for making records paid software for processing records iPi MOCAP STUDIO Editions ( compare ) | Downloads | Licensing Policy Gallery of Demo Videos Product Brochure Frequently Asked Questions Monthly Competition: Win Standard License f e a t u r e d a r t i c l e s : Triple Depth Sensor Configuration Batch Processing Multiple GPUs Troubleshooting Possible Configurations: Single Depth Sensor Configuration iPi Soft uses its own tracking algorithms that give much better accuracy than other Kinect / Xtion / Carmine -based mocaps available in the market. This configuration is very easy to use, as it does not require calibration. For those who haven’t had experience with mocap systems before, it is a good option to start from. Quick Start Guide User Guide Sample video and project System Requirements for Recording System Requirements for Processing Editions: Express , Basic , Standard (?) Dual Depth Sensor Configuration Dual- Kinect / Xtion / Carmine configuration combines ease of use and flexibility of a single Kinect/Xtion/Carmine with power of multi-camera system. With two Microsoft Kinects, or ASUS Xtions, or PrimeSense Carmines animators can accurately capture complex motions including 360-degrees turns. Quick Start Guide User Guide Sample video and project Review by Joe Herman System Requirements for Recording System Requirements for Processing Editions: Basic , Standard (?) Multiple PS Eye Cameras Configuration Sony PS Eye cameras are recommended as they give very good quality of video at up to 60 fps. Other cameras like webcams or DirectShow-compatible USB or FireWire cameras may be used but are not recommended. The configuration with 3 to 8 Sony PS Eye cameras is the most powerful option. It allows you to track very complex motions in a big capture area (up to 20 by 20 feet or 7 by 7 meters ). Quick Start Guide Cameras and accessories User Guide Sample video and project System Requirements for Recording System Requirements for Processing Editions: Basic (up to 4 cams) , Standard (up to 8 cams) (?) Integrated Clean-Up and Motion Transfer iPi Mocap Studio includes integrated animation clean-up and motion transfer. So you do not necessarily need expensive third-party software like Motion Builder . These tools are included in all editions . Clean-up Animation export and motion transfer Advanced Features: Multiple Actors User Guide Editions: Standard Motion Controllers User Guide Using for Head Tracking PS Move with Motion in Joy drivers Wii Remote with Toshiba drivers Editions: All Keyframing User Guide Editions: All Multiple GPUs User Guide Editions: Standard Batch Processing User Guide Editions: Standard Audio Recording User Guide Editions: All iPi Biomech Add-on iPi Studio now includes functionality for in-depth biomechanical analysis of human motions. ( Note that Add-on is not a free update and requires separate license key. 30-days free trial is available.) Includes visualization of tracked motion data Includes export of motion data to Excel and MATLAB, as well as export of point clouds See iPi Biomech Add-on User Guide Editions: All Printable Documentation User Guide for Single Depth Sensor Configuration (printable version) User Guide for Dual Depth Sensor Configuration (printable version) User Guide for Multiple PlayStation Eye Cameras Configuration (printable version) Retrieved from " http://wiki.ipisoft.com/index.php?title=Main_Page&oldid=2188 " Views Page Discussion View source History Personal tools Log in Navigation Main page Community portal FAQ Gallery ipisoft.com Search Toolbox What links here Related changes Special pages Printable version Permanent link This page was last modified on 14 June 2014, at 22:30. This page has been accessed 807,048 times. [0 watching users] Privacy policy About...