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    MOTION CAPTUREDISTORTION

    Steven Co

    OBrien

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    WHAT IS THE MOCAP IDENT

    MATLAB motion capture (mocap) projects the humanjoints and limbs of a subject in a 3D virtual space

    The default human projection (left) closely resembles ahuman body: each marker and line connector iscorresponds to a human body part (i.e. lfemur, rradius).

    For the theme: LIMITS +/- D.F. we chose to showcasedifferent extreme, abstract, and distorted representationsof the motion capture stick fig.

    In altering the images, we wanted to dramatize thevirtual human identity and see how it would stack up tothe physical human

    For standardizations, all body or environment distortionswere set on a walk motion amc file.

    CFigure 1.

    Default mocap

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    MARKER +LINE EXTRACTIO

    1. Big boned 2.Beefy lines 3 Shrinking and enlargingmarker and line size

    enhances the bodyof

    the figure

    We created moderate-

    to-extreme body

    representations (left)

    Is it still considered a

    human projection at the

    extreme level?

    Figure 1.

    Thick markers, thin lines Figure 2.

    Thick lines, thin markersFigure 3.

    Extremely thick markers

    C

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    ANATOMICAL DISTORTION

    Now maintaining marker and line weight, what happensif when we alter the anatomical values

    The figure (right) has shrunken left and right tibia, femur,thorax, neck, feet and elongated radii

    At first glancedoes this resemble a human?

    C

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    ANATOMICAL DISTORTION

    1. Elongation 2. Shrinkage 3. C

    C

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    ENVIRONMENT TREATMENT

    We were interested in how a different backgrounds and environments c

    your perception of the figure

    Do these different views and orientations change how you see the figureC

    1. Background color 2. Axes/grid 3. Orie

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    OUTSCOPE:ADVANCED OPTIONS

    1. Different Figures

    (Amoebas)

    2. Different Colors Environments

    -Changing, moving, checkerboard,

    etc.

    3. Hu

    creat

    C

    These are some other advanced potential alterations that could be mad

    figure These examples taken from the web, but could be further looked into if t

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    TECHNOLOGY + IDENTITY:DISCUSSION

    Although technology can capture human form and ones identity, thiscan also be easily manipulated via software.

    Mocap distortions illustrate technologys ability to manipulate the charof our identity (identity).

    Markers, lines, and joint contortions show the contrast between the figdegrees of freedom versus a humans fewer degrees of freedom

    Changing the body and anatomy proportions changes-enhances-limits the range of mstick figure

    Does the complement hold true? What does it look like? Is it similar tomovement?

    Via these abstractions and optical illusionswe are interested in possexploring:1. Using dancers choreography/movement to create motion capture distort

    2. Value the warped motion capture images as choreographic inspiration C