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Markerless motion capture from ordinary video, phone to studio
Move AI extracts 3D body motion from video without suits or optical markers, split across a self-serve tool and a camera-rig system. The Move One platform processes single-camera clips through a credit-metered web app, while Genesis is a sales-led product built around six to twelve Z Cam bodies and one Nvidia GPU, covering one to eight people in capture volumes from roughly 4x4 m upward. The UK company has shipped markerless mocap since 2019 and names Ubisoft, Paramount, Disney, Sony and Nike among users.
Move One meters credits at one per person per second on gen 1 and two on gen 2, monthly allowances do not roll over, and Genesis is quoted only by sales.
Use tool ↗The realistic route to usable mocap when a suit-and-volume studio is out of budget: Move One turns a phone clip into animation data for less than a team lunch. Treat Genesis as a capital purchase rather than a subscription, because you are also buying a Z Cam rig and a GPU in the $3,000 class.
Watch out: Gen 2 processing burns credits at double the gen 1 rate, so a single 60-second two-person clip consumes 240 credits and blows through the entire 60-credit Starter allowance four times over.
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