This makes it all possible - Xsens Awinda Review (4 years later)

Xsens Awinda System is mind boggling 4 years later. If you love motion capture and animation - and want to tell your own stories, I recommend Movella's Xsens Products: www.movella.co...
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In a nutshell, Xsens Awinda provides
- Accurate Data
- Use just about anywhere
- Quick and Ease of use
Negatives of Xsens?
- Expensive
Special thanks to @MovellaInc for the support on my animations. I could not do it without their support!
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[@RevolverRho]

This is the kind of stuff that’s cooler to see from you. Dunno why you don’t put out more content like this.
The fact that you recorded the no cap for this yourself is wild. You gotta think that xsens despite the widl price is worth it for you in the long run. If you can one day get some more folks to record with you(if you haven’t) could totally make some wild stuff. Maybe could work on an original series for halo like an odst horror series for example.

[@HaloFollower-Ron]

You can see more of this stuff and xsens discussions on my personal channel! ua-cam.com/channels/gjJlJcUpwS4phyZKXRqWdQ.html

[@_MaZTeR_]

Don't think anyone could've imagined 24 years ago when Star Wars Episode 1 Phantom Menace introduced mo-capped animations is that you can easily buy pretty much the same thing to your home to make the same stuff and even better with all the new digital animator tools available.

[@_MaZTeR_]

Also, there was another software that apparently uses A.I to basically adjust the entire body how it would in real life react when you move a certain way. Meaning it will automatically move the shoulders and bend knees and do all that stuff. I already forgot what it's called though.
Edit: Actually, it's called Cascadeur and you can even import your own skeletons to it and apparently it doesn't even have to a human biped.

[@brussellstudios]

Exactly the type of info I was looking for after your awesome trailer. Thanks for showing this!

[@LaurynasSFM]

I think if a person is working in the industry then this suit is absolutely worth it. I myself only do animation as a hobby and while I could justify spending 4-5K on a suit, the software pay wall absolutely deters me from ever buying it.
Because of the paid software model, Awinda is losing out on a lot of customers to Rokoko (who ask for reasonable software prices. Though are of course inferior in quality of mocap).
It's a beautiful sight to see that a single individual can create such beautiful mocap animation that not so long ago would've only been available to a multi-million dollar studio.

[@NaderVaderYT]

This was pretty sick!

[@jaym2267]

So far I love the suit, I just think it's super predatory for Movella to be charging a 500$ monthly fee just to use the suit lol. This isn't even just for HD Reprocessing but for even just exporting the normal quality animations. A on-demand usage system would make way more sense in this context, but given that Xsens is the only good quality solution in the inertial Mocap field its kind of a bummer that they're allowed to do this lol. Hope their at least satisfied their shareholders or whatever.

[@Paintball_Deutschland]

Nice 👍🏻👍🏻

[@ukmonk]

nice review thank you! so no cables/wires to break? much clean up out of the box please? does this export out to iclone 8 do you know please?

[@ZK9931]

i hope they show canon spartans power coz they really cool

[@Total_Lock_Down]

My dude lol u ever need help in Colorado let me know lol like 30 min away from durango