Matane, Tuesday, February 15, 2011 - Development Center and Digital Imaging Research (CDRIN), attached to Cégep de Matane, has partnered with a world leader in motion capture, the British company Animazoo.
Animazoo support the CDRIN in motion capture technology with its inertial and exoskeleton, the IGS-190M , its new Gypsy 7 exclusivity and a research center: the new E-Move . These last two systems have been developed to create animation and develop video games from pilot programs like Unity , Panda 3D and Unreal .
This initiative will allow customers CDRIN and students from Cégep de Matane to benefit from expertise and service based on the latest available technologies for motion capture.
According to Louis-Nicolas Robert, project research and development CDRIN: "The Development Center and research in digital imaging Cégep de Matane is to share with businesses in digital imaging expertise and equipment, including systèmesd'Animazoo. We chose Animazoo after attending a demolished on my laptop. There was the performance of an actor in a window and the result on a skeleton in real time. Even Wifi we could appreciate the quality of datas and fluidity of each movement. "
Canada Economic Development and the Ministry of Economic Development, Innovation and Export Trade contributed to the acquisition of this material.
About Animazoo
Animazoo is a leading global developer of systems demouvement capture using inertial technology. The company is based in Brighton, UK.
About the Cégep de Matane and CDRIN
Cégep de Matane is specialized and famous in art education and visual communication and more specifically in the field of digital imaging .
It is the only college in Quebec offer college degrees photography, multimedia integration, 3D animation and computer graphics and a program featuring a profile of Computer Programming for digital entertainment. Founding Partner of Campus Ubisoft Montreal, Cégep de Matane has developed cutting-edge programs and short-term modeling, 3D animation and design level of game he has also exported abroad. In 2010, most major entertainment companies employ graduates digital Quebec Cégep de Matane.
Proud of its expertise educational and technology developed over the years in this niche, the Cégep de Matane created the Centre for Development and research in digital imaging. The CDRIN, which opens its doors in spring 2011, will be equipped with dedicated areas for research and a motion capture studio. It will focus mainly on building and technology transfer in motion capture and virtual reality.
Source: Brigitte Lavoie,
Communications and recruitment
Tel. : 418 562-1240 ext 2516 / Cell. : 418 566-9594
Email: communication@cegep-matane.qc.ca
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