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Time modulated active marker MoCap Time modulated active marker MoCap or motion capture, is actually simply a refinement to active marker MoCap. Below, we offer a selection of links from our resource databases which may match this term.
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Active Worlds is a crossbreed. Nominally used as a 3D chatspace, its also a hive of creative building, the codebase for several RPGs, and the source of inspiration for many new VR ventures.
AW itself is made up of a collection of worlds, sharing the same graphical base, yet it manages to maintain cohesion as a 'worldlet' of sorts itself.  
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Researchers from the University of Tokyo created a real time system to visualize how much individual skeletal muscles are being used during an exertion. The study has obvious implications for MoCap refinement, and kinaestheti...
(02/09/2009)
Malignant brain tumors often fail to respond to promising new medication. Researchers in Heidelberg have discovered a mechanism and a tumor marker for the development of this resistance. A "death receptor" can possibly provide information...
(24/01/2005)
For the first time the activities of individual brain cells have been monitored in real time, thanks to a new technique. The study has revealed striking differences between rats and cats in the part of the brain that enables them to spot m...
(26/10/2006)
On October 25th, 2006, the Active Worlds Expo announced it?s presence. Active Worlds Expo is the first major tradeshow event for the ActiveWorlds 4.1 social virtual reality and alternate life platform. The sh...
(02/04/2014)
The ability to stay positive when times get tough – and, conversely, of being negative – may be hardwired in the brain, finds new research led by a Michigan State University psychologist. The study, which appears in the Journ...
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