In the Tandem’s project “From the wheel to the robot” we invited Chordata Motion’s team to explain the design of the dress which transforms the human movements in 3D.
Flavia and Bruno Laurencich explained to us, 1r ESO class, the system of motion capture. Chordata Motion is an open source system with applications in robotics, visual arts, videogames, health and sport.
One of the ideas than Bruno explained to the students was the importance of working and promoting the open source program and its accessibility to everyone.
While Bruno explained the project, Flavia prepared Isabela, one of our students, who was a model, who tried the dress and tested the system with her movements. We were able to see the motions on the screen.
Finally, Bruno helped us to understand the concept of Artificial Intelligence. He was very open and responsive to our questions and very patient.They had a lot of time for us and the students were very impressed and grateful for the performance and new information obtained.
We would like to give many thanks to Chordata’s team. It was a pleasure to have Flavia and Bruno visit our school #IEARTS. We wish you all the best in the future.
Links relacionats:
Vídeo en moviment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQwxNS7IQR4&feature=youtu.beVídeo en moviment en anglès: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npJumH0eol0
Article UOC https://www.uoc.edu/portal/ca/news/actualitat/2019/281-vestits-moviments-3D.html
Vídeo presentació Flavia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ig0v0N97Zyk
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