Move AI transforms 2D video from standard cameras or smartphones into professional 3D motion capture data using AI, computer vision, and biomechanics. No markers, suits, or specialized hardware needed. From a single iPhone to multi-camera GoPro setups, it delivers clean, retargetable animation data in formats like FBX, USD, and BVH. Used by studios like EA, Ubisoft, and Sony Music, it serves game developers, filmmakers, animators, and live event producers who need affordable, accessible motion capture.

• Markerless Motion Capture: Record motion with standard cameras or smartphones. No suits, markers, or specialized hardware required, making pro-quality mocap accessible to anyone.
• Single-Camera Capture (Move One): Use just an iPhone to capture full-body 3D animations from anywhere, whether in a studio, on a field, or outdoors.
• Multi-Camera Support (Move Pro): Set up multiple GoPros or HD cameras for higher accuracy and larger capture volumes up to 20m x 20m.
• Real-Time Capture (Move Live): Stream live motion capture for broadcast, XR, film, and live entertainment events with immediate feedback.
• Gen 2 AI Models: The s2 single-camera and m2 multi-camera models deliver improved depth estimation, better foot planting, and smoother motion reconstruction. The m2-xl model tracks 20+ people simultaneously in stadium-sized spaces.
• Industry-Standard Export Formats: Output clean animation data in FBX, USD, BVH, GLB, C3D, and Blend formats ready for your existing pipeline.
• Wide Software Integration: Works with Unreal Engine, Unity, Blender, Maya, MotionBuilder, Cinema 4D, and iClone with documented retargeting workflows.
• Reprocess Old Takes: Re-run previous captures through updated AI models to get better results without re-shooting.

• Dramatically Lowers Mocap Costs: Replaces expensive motion capture suits and studio setups with consumer-grade cameras, saving thousands per session.
• Accurate Motion Data: Users report high-fidelity results including finger tracking, with output comparable to traditional systems like Xsens.
• Flexible Capture Environments: Record motion anywhere, not just in specialized studios. Capture on location, outdoors, or in large spaces like stadiums.
• Fast Production Workflow: Move AI shortens animation workflows by turning ordinary footage into ready‑to‑use 3D motion data without long setup or manual keyframe work, so teams can animate characters quicker and focus more on creative direction.
• Trusted by Major Studios: Used in production by EA Sports, Ubisoft (Just Dance), Sony Music, Nike, and others for shipping projects.
• Active Development: Regular model updates and new features like Gen 2 AI models, web uploader, and reprocessing of old takes show ongoing investment.

• Output Still Needs Cleanup: Single-camera captures may require manual tidying in your 3D software, especially for complex movements or occluded body parts.
• Credit-Based Pricing Adds Up: Processing relies on credits that can be consumed quickly on longer or more complex captures, and unused monthly credits don't roll over.
• Setup Can Be Confusing: Some users report unclear documentation around device connections and initial configuration, particularly for multi-camera setups.
• Single-Camera Limitations: Move One captures only one person at a time, and depth estimation from a single view, while improved, still can't match multi-camera accuracy.
• Enterprise Pricing Is Opaque: Move Pro and Move Live require custom quotes, making it hard to budget without contacting sales first.

• Indie Game Animation: Independent developers can record high-quality character animations using just an iPhone. Capture combat moves, walk cycles, and cutscene performances without renting a mocap studio, then export directly to Unity or Unreal Engine.
• Film and TV Visual Effects: Production teams use Move AI to capture actor performances on set with standard cameras. The 3D motion data drives CG characters and props in post-production, as seen in VFX work for the Danish TV show "Alt er Tilladt."
• Live Entertainment and Concerts: Event producers create real-time digital performances using Move Live. XiteLabs used it for Grimes' Coachella XR show, and Sony Music created a virtual Myles Smith avatar for a Fortnite concert, all without traditional mocap suits.
• Sports and Large-Scale Capture: Capture athletic motion in real game environments. EA Sports uses Move AI to record authentic athlete movements during gameplay, and Artificial Rome created a full digital twin of a soccer match at Wembley Stadium with 22 players.
• Brand Activations and Retail: Nike used Move Live for in-store events across London, Paris, and Berlin during UEFA Euro 2024, where fans were scanned in real time and placed into virtual sports activities.
• Music Video Production: Animation studios use Move AI to quickly capture performer movements for stylized music videos. Eye Garden used it for MGMT's "Mother Nature" video, reducing production time compared to traditional mocap workflows.