So if you use one, please share your cases. If you not use it, please answer: have you considered using them?
I know that such systems are used for rehabilitation, training of athletes, animation and in other areas. I would like to know your best cases at the current time.
Hi, I recently read this article about AR and teaching folk dance. Though I couldn't get what you exactly mean of visualization. In this paper, they visualize the MoCaped data as an AR avatar in the real 3D environment. Conference Paper A Mobile Augmented Reality Interface for Teaching Folk Dances
But if you are thinking about subjects like rehabilitation, then you should have the VR problem in mind. People feel dizzy and sometimes lose their balance while putting on a VR headset, so I think it will be a difficult choice for some rehabilitation fields (for example MS).
Hi, Igor Gajniyarov
I have not worked on VR and MoCap in the same project. However, making a VR application is somewhat easy in Unity Engine; you can use ready assets like google cardboard packages or easily make it on your own by adding a second camera and write some functions.
You can find videos of how to make a VR app in Unity.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gQym6mF2Jw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKQOlqNe_WY
It depends on what phase and what is your application. You can easily bring mocap data to unity and control objects or rigged avatars live. But to also mimic motion parallax in projections or create interactive activities. If you're working with live visual feedback, frame rates, delays, and correct representations are extremely important. Here it is one example of one of a scene that tracks the head motion to try recreating parallax. Notice at the end of the tunnel how it moves with the head.
https://twitter.com/GameSaude/status/1127404820535619584
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