Disney Research Pittsburgh

An American football is tracked using a long-range magnetoquasistatic position and orientation measurement system.

In this work, we introduce a magnetoquasistatic tag developed for tracking an American football during game-play.

In this paper, we investigate the subtleties of the spatial and temporal aspects of eye blinks.

This paper presents a linear solution for reconstructing the 3D trajectory of a moving point from its correspondence in a collection of 2D perspective images, given the 3D spatial pose and time of capture of the cameras that produced each image.

We present Lumitrack, a novel motion tracking technology that uses projected structured patterns and linear optical sensors.

We use a Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) to localize eggs of sea turtles laid in sand. GPR technology has been developed to detect subsurface structures, and successfully applied in archeology, civil engineering, and demining.

In this paper, we present a puppeteering interface for creating blocked-in motion for characters and various simulation effects more quickly than is possible in a keyframing interface.

In this paper, we present the theory and practice of using body-mounted cameras to reconstruct the motion of a subject.

In this paper, we present a technique for augmenting hand-drawn animation of human characters with 3D physical effects to create secondary motion.

In this work, we propose a method to leverage the talent of traditionally trained hand animators to create three-dimensional animation of human motion, while allowing them to work in the medium that is familiar to them.