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Torstein Reil étudie la biologie pour faire de l'animation.

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Torstein Reil explique comment l'étude de la biologie permet de faire des animations naturelles -- en construisant un humain de l'intérieur, avec des os, des muscles et un système nerveux. Il présenta à TED en 2003; vous pouvez voir son travail dans GTA4 actuellement.

By coding computer simulations with biologically modeled nervous systems, Torsten Reil and his company NaturalMotion breathe life into the animated characters inhabiting the most eye-poppingly realistic games and movies around. Full bio »

Translated into French by Guillaume Vier
Reviewed by Mohamed Achraf BEN MOHAMED
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