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Torsten Reil estuda biologia para fazer animações

Filmed Mar 2003 • Posted Jul 2008TED2003
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Torsten Reil explica como o estudo de biologia pode ajudar na criação de personagens animados realísticos - ao construir um humano de dentro para fora, com ossos, músculos e um sistema nervoso. Ele participou do TED em 2003; veja seu trabalho agora no GTA4.

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 Portuguese, Brazilian by Caio Sanjuan
Reviewed by Fers Gruendling
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