Motion Capture Technologies and Their Application in Advertising and Education
Motion capture (mocap) is a technology used to record the movements of a person or object and transfer this data to a digital model. As a result, real gestures, walking patterns, facial expressions, and motion dynamics are transformed into precise animations of 3D characters, mechanisms, or virtual objects.
Originally, motion capture was used primarily in film and the gaming industry, but today it is actively applied in advertising, education, museum exhibitions, VR/AR projects, and corporate training. This shift is driven by the growing demand for visual, interactive, and emotionally engaging content formats.