Norwich University of the Arts is a leading creative institution in East Anglia. Committed to equipping students with industry-relevant skills, they sought to create a facility where students could learn professional production technologies and practices from the start of their studies. To accomplish this, the university contacted Target3D, leaders in virtual production and motion capture solutions.

Motion capture (mocap) technology, often associated with entertainment and research, is rapidly emerging as a foundational infrastructure for space robotics. However, mocap is not just an enabler in this industry, it is proving essential.

To remain at the forefront of the industry and equip its students with advanced, relevant skills in virtual production, NFTS partnered with Target3D to design and specify a next-generation camera tracking and virtual production solution powered by Unreal Engine.

Cerca Magnetics has announced their role in a major UK initiative developing the world’s first mobile quantum brain scanner, a breakthrough that could fundamentally change how brain injury and blast exposure are measured in active war zones.

Personalised, reactive content is popping up everywhere — from retail to exhibitions. Read on as Allan explores this new direction in live experiences.