Kinovis was used during the end of 2020 to produce 4D sequences of medieval swords handling.
This shooting will be showcased during an exposition about European Martial Arts in 2022 in Switzerland, prepared under the direction of Daniel Jaquet from the University of Berne, in collaboration with the EPFL and the Ancien Arsenal de Soleure Museum.
Swordmen are researchers from Universities of Gröningen and Warsaw.
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MarchAlp Presentation Day, Nov 22 2019
Report about MarchAlp by Telematin (France2)
We welcomed a France 2 team on the 19th of june to make a report about the MarchAlp project.
Reconstruction of Armored knights for the MarchAlp project
During may and june 2019, the Kinovis platform travelled in time back to 16th century. In the framework of the MarchAlp project, researchers, historians, bio-mechanicians and sportsmen aim to re-create hardware and human conditions of the crossing of the Alps by the François 1er army in 1515 in order to scientifically measure this performance. Before reproducing the walk in reality, participants were reconstructed with and without armors thanks to the Kinovis Platform.
When Augmented Reality enters the world of Fashion
New software available : CVT Generator by Li Wang
You can now download the software we use to generate the CVTs of Kinovis models! CVT project page. This source code aims to generate CVTs from triangle meshes and point clouds. The code is made available as is without any warranty; without even the implied warranty of fitness for a…
Estimation of Human Body Shape in Motion with Wide Clothing
Estimation of Human Body Shape in Motion with Wide Clothing European Conference on Computer Vision, 2016 Jinlong Yang, Jean-Sébastien Franco, Franck Hétroy-Wheeler, and Stefanie Wuhrer Estimating 3D human body shape in motion from a sequence of unstructured oriented 3D point clouds is important for many applications. We propose the first…
Video based Animation Synthesis with the Essential Graph
Adnane Boukhayma, one of Morpheo’s phd students used data captured in Kinovis for his work on Animation Synthesis from 4D sequences. Here is a video that shows his results : You can download the full paper here
Kinovis video showcase now online!
Real-time demo with textures
We added textures to the meshes in the real-time demo. The textures are built from the views of 60 cameras. This requires to compress 60 4Mpix images to less than 10 MB so that the NIC and GPU of the rendering machine do not get overloaded. Therefore, the textures are…
MarchAlp Presentation Day, Nov 22 2019
Report about MarchAlp by Telematin (France2)
We welcomed a France 2 team on the 19th of june to make a report about the MarchAlp project.
Reconstruction of Armored knights for the MarchAlp project
During may and june 2019, the Kinovis platform travelled in time back to 16th century. In the framework of the MarchAlp project, researchers, historians, bio-mechanicians and sportsmen aim to re-create hardware and human conditions of the crossing of the Alps by the François 1er army in 1515 in order to scientifically measure this performance. Before reproducing the walk in reality, participants were reconstructed with and without armors thanks to the Kinovis Platform.
When Augmented Reality enters the world of Fashion
New software available : CVT Generator by Li Wang
You can now download the software we use to generate the CVTs of Kinovis models! CVT project page. This source code aims to generate CVTs from triangle meshes and point clouds. The code is made available as is without any warranty; without even the implied warranty of fitness for a…
Estimation of Human Body Shape in Motion with Wide Clothing
Estimation of Human Body Shape in Motion with Wide Clothing European Conference on Computer Vision, 2016 Jinlong Yang, Jean-Sébastien Franco, Franck Hétroy-Wheeler, and Stefanie Wuhrer Estimating 3D human body shape in motion from a sequence of unstructured oriented 3D point clouds is important for many applications. We propose the first…
Video based Animation Synthesis with the Essential Graph
Adnane Boukhayma, one of Morpheo’s phd students used data captured in Kinovis for his work on Animation Synthesis from 4D sequences. Here is a video that shows his results : You can download the full paper here
Kinovis video showcase now online!
Real-time demo with textures
We added textures to the meshes in the real-time demo. The textures are built from the views of 60 cameras. This requires to compress 60 4Mpix images to less than 10 MB so that the NIC and GPU of the rendering machine do not get overloaded. Therefore, the textures are…