VRScout
JULY 19, 2018
What better way to tease the world-wide release of the new Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan series on Amazon Prime then to drop thousands of Comic-Con fans into the boots of Jack Ryan himself. Taking over an entire 60,000 square foot city block, Amazon created a massive event park that places you in the heart of the Middle East.
VRScout
APRIL 29, 2021
Motion capture technology has become so accessible, in fact, that you can easily create your own character using a variety of free software. Or perhaps Amazon-san? N-ko will be kicking off her Vtuber career with her own weekly show on Netflix Anime’s official YouTube channel. Could Hulu-chan be next?
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VRScout
JANUARY 8, 2020
Christina Heller, CEO at the volumetric performance capture studio Metastage, is focused on the potential of motion capture that is all about authenticity. Being able to capture athletes, musicians, and the world’s great leaders so that future generations can experience them is a huge privilege,” she said. .
The Ghost Howls
SEPTEMBER 12, 2023
New leaks on Amazon and MediaMarkt have revealed that probably the headset will be available starting from October, 10th, 2023. A musician will perform live to over 1 [million] people on Roblox, using a phone for motion capture 1. Preorders are expected to start on the day of the Connect, so on September, 27th. Hope you enjoy!
Mashable VR
MARCH 9, 2022
But if a rumored Amazon Prime Video production draws at all from 2018's stellar reboot of the beloved PlayStation series, there's only one man for the role of Kratos: Christopher Judge. The two provided the voices and motion capture for their respective characters.
The Ghost Howls
SEPTEMBER 27, 2020
In an article on Bloomberg that analyzes the failure of Magic Leap, it is cited a rumor that says that Magic Leap may partner with Amazon so that to exploit its famous Amazon Web Services. Magic Leap may partner with AWS. Some news on content.
Tech Trends VR
MARCH 14, 2018
Since Virtual Reality (VR) relies on motion capture to work, it already has the inbuilt mechanisms capable of capturing and interpreting body language to create a “digital footprint” of each user. I’m reminded of an article I read about a father who felt “super human” while using his Amazon Echo.
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