Modulo Pi Takes Visual Experiences to the Next Level with KineMotion, its Brand-New Optical Tracking ModuleModulo Pi announces the immediate availability of KineMotion, its optical tracking module designed for state-of-the-art creative and interactive visual experiences. Coming as an option, the tracking module is exclusive to Modulo Kinetic, the all-in-one media server solution designed for the most challenging projects. KineMotion consists in an add-on software designed by Modulo Pi, beacons, as well as a calibration kit made of a wand and a square. Based on KineMotion and OptiTrack tracking cameras, Modulo Kinetic masters the whole calibration process, the company says. Combined with the extensive capabilities of Modulo Kinetic -- 3D particles engine, nodal editor, timeline sequencer... -- KineMotion unlocks new opportunities for creative and interactive visual experiences, such as projection on moving objects, particles drawing and tracking, automatic follow spot, light painting, and more. Possibilities for tracking and interactivity are increased thanks to Modulo Kinetic's extensive protocols support: Art-Net, OSC, PosiStage...Fully developed by Modulo Pi, KineMotion comes with a user-friendly integrated interface to quickly set up the tracking system. It offers ultra-low latency, as well as high accuracy and precision for realtime video mapping on moving objects. Thanks to embedded fully automatic video-projectors 3D calibration and real-time 3D soft edge, Modulo Kinetic allows seamless projection on an object moving in front of multiple overlapping video-projectors. Yannick Kohn, founder and CEO of Modulo Pi, says: "Modulo Kinetic has been thought and designed to be the cornerstone of your show workflow. We believe the all-in-one approach is key to reduce latency, decrease complexity, and deliver unparalleled reliability. With the launch of KineMotion, we keep on pushing the limits of our Modulo Kinetic series, which will continue evolving towards ever greater real-time tracking, interactivity, and generative content." ![](/std_images/blank.gif)
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