Realtime Motion Capture

A custom low-cost motion capture project exploring how live performers can drive digital characters and interactive scenes in real time. The system was developed as a practical, accessible alternative to expensive studio mocap setups, using body tracking and real-time data to connect physical performance with virtual environments.

The project focused on experimentation, rapid prototyping and performance-led interaction, testing how movement, gesture and embodied performance could be captured and translated into digital outputs for theatre, games, virtual production and immersive installations.