CAMERA

⚽️ Still recruiting participants for paid football research in Bath! We’re still looking for participants to take part in a paid football research test taking place at Odd Down Sports Ground, Bath, on Thursday 5 February. 🕥 Time: between 12-5pm (timeslot assigned) 📍Location: Odd Down Sports Ground, BA2 2PR 💷 Paid participation If you’re interested or would like to more information, please get in touch by email with Eva Martino directly ([email protected]). Feel free to share with anyone who might be interested! #motioncapture #footballresearch #sportsresearch

CAMERA Bath is recruiting male football players (18+) for a paid research session taking place on Tuesday 3 February at Odd Down Recreation Centre, Bath. Participation involves football-specific activities such as running drills, small-sided games, and a multistage fitness test, and the session lasts approximately 1.5-3 hours. If you want to get involved, please get in touch with CAMERA or email Michelle [email protected] / #teambath #uniofbath #research project

🏃‍➡️ We are recruiting participants for a 3D Capture Study at CAMERA! We are recruiting 25 people to participate in a dataset creation project using our volumetric and photogrammetry capture systems that will take around 60minutes. This initiative will contribute to ongoing research and development in digital human representation. The research is part of MyWorld - Bristol Bath project. Find out more on the CAMERA website if you would like to take part

We were delighted to welcome Helen Godwin Mayor of the West of England to CAMERA at the University of Bath to meet our researchers using cutting-edge motion capture technology with applications across healthcare, digital technologies and the creative industries. The visit showcased how through CAMERA, which is part-funded by WECA, the University works closely with start-ups and SMEs, supporting the creative industries and contributing to the ambitions set out in WECA’s new Growth Strategy. --- @theharrydavies , @evalei1 , Eamonn O'Neill, Polly McGuigan, Steffi Colyer, Jake Willott, @rebekah._.hole

Wishing you a wonderful festive season 🎄(with some extra merry woofs 🐕 from our #motioncapture poster dog!) from the team at CAMERA. We hope you and your family have a restful break and look forward to seeing you in 2026! ✨ 📷: @meilclhew

Congratulations to Adam Hartshorne who brilliantly presented MyWorld - Bristol Bath research on correspondence-free interpolation and matching of 3D articulated shapes (eg people and animals) in the SIGGRAPH Asia technical paper session “All About the Motion”. The talk explored innovative approaches to understanding and animating complex shapes without relying on traditional correspondence methods, opening new possibilities for motion analysis and creative applications. It was followed by a Q&A and results share. Learn more about the project here: https://curvature-enthusiasm.github.io #siggraphasia #3danimation #motioncapture #computergraphics #researchinnovation

📢 New White Paper Alert! 🎭 'Accelerating innovation in performing arts' authored and just published by XR Stories and XR Network+ includes CAMERA work with Royal Shakespeare Company The paper presents the process and outcomes from the Royal Shakespeare Company Research and Development Challenge. 🤓 To read the paper and read more about our project check out our blog: /2025/12/02/xr-network-white-paper-reports-on-the-outcomes-of-the-royal-shakespeare-company-rd-challenge/ For the full 9 yards on the new tools, workflows and pipelines developed by the two R&D challenge project teams at CAMERA at the University of Bath and the Centre for Performance, Technology and Equity at The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama check out the XR Network+ website to find out more about the R&D Challenge and download the white paper: /accelerating-innovation-in-performing-arts/ Alternatively a visually delicious way to find out more about the project we worked on, why not check out the brilliant video put together by Hewitt & Walker for XR Network + and CAMERA 🥰 #motioncapture #theatre #performance #createch #techforarts #XR #virtualproduction

Can cutting-edge technology revolutionise Olympic weightlifting? We speak to Dr Steffi Colyer from the University's Department for Health to find out about her work with @camera_bath and @theharrrydavies .🏋️ #UniOfBath #ResearchWithImpact #Research #Health #Sport

Congratulations to CAMERA Studio Engineer Jake Willott and Dr Elena Seminati who did a BRILLIANT job, speaking at last week’s 3rd Prosthetics and Orthotics conference at the Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds. Presenting on ‘A Methodology for Predicting Post-Amputation Residual Limb Volume Change,’ Jake was delighted with how his talk was received and the brilliant ongoing conversations and potential onward connections he was able to make. If you’re interested in getting some technical support for your health or sport based research, why not get in touch with us (We can help with #motioncapture, #3Dscanning, #groundforceplates, #groundtruth #datagathering and #validation, #virtualproduction, #photogrammetry and #volumetriccapture). You can email us [email protected] or book a slot in one of our Wednesday Ideas Surgeries here: /book/[email protected]/?ismsaljsauthenabled #CDTPandO2025 #UsersAtHeartOfPandO #sportsscience #groundtruth #validation #motioncapture #3Dscanning LinkedIn: CDT Prosthetics and Orthotics Student Society https://lnkd.in/ezr6uF4m

A little Friday fun for you...Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Why on earth was CAMERA Studio Engineer Jake Willott flying down the University of Bath push track on the sporting equivalent of a tea tray earlier this autumn? All will be revealed THIS SATURDAY if you tune into this weekend’s new episode of ‘Tech for Good’ on CNN. Do check out cnn.com/schedules for up-to-date air times based on your region. ​Saturday 11/15/25 130am ET 11pm ET (Oh and if you do watch the show and can tell us what this is all about on the basis of your viewing, there could well be some CAMERA goodies heading your way as a result!) Shout out to Jake Willott Harry Davies Steffi Colyer Murray Evans Rebecca Megson-Smith Vicky Just Team Bath Samantha Bresnahan CNN British Bobsleigh & Skeleton Association who all took part in the day! Tom Mason University of Bath Michelle Wu Rebekah Hole Eva Martino Graham Oliver #cnn #techforgood #sportsperformance #motioncapture https://lnkd.in/enFpnZB7

Do you want to explore how virtual production, XR, motion capture, or photogrammetry could transform your business? A Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) might be the perfect route to working with us at CAMERA. But wait! What even is a KTP??? - A 3-way collaboration between your business, @uniofbath , and a graduate - Designed to tackle a strategic challenge - Projects last 12–36 months - Part-funded by Innovate UK (up to 66% for SMEs) - Highest grant success rate (around 70%) We were totally inspired at last night’s brilliant “Innovation through Knowledge Transfer Partnerships” event which celebrated achieving our 200th KTP at the University of Bath (Great work Chris Tickell Shannon Stodd Jason Edwards Laura Simpon and the whole Partnerships team!) The power of academia–industry partnerships is real and accessible and we'd love to talk with YOU about ideas you might have for developing at KTP with us! If you're interested in exploring your ideas, you can: - Book a CAMERA innovation surgery with Eva Martino: https://lnkd.in/eqENGQ_Y - Email us: [email protected] Want to learn more about KTPs? Check out this blog - https://lnkd.in/e7SrJrRR Or you can contact [email protected] for more info (Special shout out thanks to Eva Martino, Graham Oliver Harry Davies Rebekah Hole Steffi Colyer for being on hand to talk to event attendees about CAMERA. Great work team!) #XR #VirtualProduction #MotionCapture #Innovation #KTP #SportsTech #HealthTech #CreativeIndustries #weightlifting #sportsvalidation #performanceenhancement #humanmotion #motioncapture #virtualproduction #XR #AR #machinelearning #3Dvision

🤞 🙌 💪 Please join us in wishing CAMERA Studio Engineer Jake Willott lots of luck as he takes to the stage later today (14:45 to be precise!) at the 3rd Prosthetics and Orthotics conference at the Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds. Jake will be presenting work he has been doing supporting Dr Elena Seminati and Alexander Power (IAH) to develop ‘A Methodology for Predicting Post-Amputation Residual Limb Volume Change.’ “I’ll be sharing the team's research on creating a pipeline to predict post-amputation limb shape and volume change, using machine learning and 3D models,” says Jake. “Being able to make these predictions during post-amputation rehabilitation, could help inform prosthetic device fitting, design and timing.” Best of luck Jake, we’re sure you’ll do us (and the research team) proud! #CDTPandO2025 #UsersAtHeartOfPandO CDT Prosthetics and Orthotics Student Society https://lnkd.in/ezr6uF4m