Faceware Live gets replaced with Studio. Faceware Technologies has released Faceware Studio, a new platform for creating high-quality facial animation in realtime. The company says that Faceware Studio has been built from scratch to completely replace Faceware Live product. In future updates, Studio will serve as the platform for all of Faceware’s technology and product … [Read more...] about Create facial animation in realtime with Faceware Studio
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Faceware reveals 2018 pricing for its facial motion capture software and hardware
Reduced price of products, new services, additional licenses in bundles at no extra cost. Faceware Technologies has announced new pricing of its 3D facial motion capture solutions for 2018. The company says that it has reduced prices on popular software licenses, new services, new hardware/software bundles. Effective immediately, the new pricing will benefit both indie … [Read more...] about Faceware reveals 2018 pricing for its facial motion capture software and hardware
Faceware debuts realtime facial capture in gaming
The highly anticipated Star Citizen will use Face Over Internet Protocol to animate game avatars. Faceware Technologies and Cloud Imperium Games (CIG) recently announced realtime 3D facial motion capture is coming to CIG's upcoming video game Star Citizen. This marks the first time that live facial tracking and rendering will be coming to the gaming world. Faceware's 'Face … [Read more...] about Faceware debuts realtime facial capture in gaming
Faceware Live extends face motion capture to other developers
The new Faceware Software Development Kit extends the ability to use real-time, markerless face tracking in media and entertainment projects. Faceware Technologies today announces a software development kit (SDK) for its real-time facial motion capture (mocap) and animation technology, Faceware Live. The company says its Windows Native C++ SDK will enable developers and … [Read more...] about Faceware Live extends face motion capture to other developers
Recreating the greatest high-wire performance of modern times
Atomic Fiction recreates the famous stunt in The Walk with Faceware. On a warm summer day in 1974, French high-wire artist and stuntman extraordinaire Philippe Petit surprised morning commuters in lower Manhattan when a cable appeared connecting the two towers of the World Trade Center. Petit and his team put it there so he could do his high-wire act on it. The stunt lasted 45 … [Read more...] about Recreating the greatest high-wire performance of modern times