Tmcsheery

If you have something nice to say, say it here. If not, please consider this will likely last hundreds of years, and do you really want to be remembered to be both hot headed, and have bad spelling? At least spell correctly as you slam me.Tmcsheery 06:10, 16 March 2007 (UTC)

Mention of $5,000 Inertial Motion Capture system

You mention a $5,000 mocap system in some of your latest edits to the Motion Capture page. To the best of some Googling, the cheapest system out there is $20,000, from Animazoo - would you be able to add a citation to the Motion Capture article for the $5k system, or otherwise indicate where you heard about that system? I'm sure it would be of interest to a lot of readers of the page - inertial mocap for $5k is a big sea-change for the industry.

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Notification

Hi there, Tracy. I believe you might be interested in this discussion: Talk:Motion capture#Merge from Optical motion tracking. Cheers, Waldir ^talk 13:02, 9 March 2012 (UTC)