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トーステン・レイル: 生物学を用いたアニメーション制作

Filmed Mar 2003 • Posted Jul 2008TED2003
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トーステン・レイルは体の仕組みを研究し、骨・筋肉・神経システムを使って内側から人間を再現することにより、自然な動作をする人間のアニメーションを作ることができるようになると話します。このTED 2003でプレゼンでの成果はGTA4でご覧になれます。

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 Japanese by Tomoshige Ohno
Reviewed by Akiko Hicks
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