Motive's newest calibration engine—used to produce the world's largest PCAP and mocap stages—is now available to all Motive users. This new engine offers up to 10x faster calibration speeds while producing substantially better marker reconstruction quality.

 

 

Motive Batch Processor

The Motive Batch Processor is a stand-alone application that can be utilized to process Motive Take files via IronPython or C# scripts.

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NMotive Framework

A new scripting framework, and the foundation of the Motive Batch Processor, which allows developers to interact with core Motive functionality through scripts that can be run independently from the application.

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Our new marker segmentation and circularity filtering better identifies objects in the camera's view, resulting in cleaner 3D reconstructions and reduced post-processing.

Both live 3D recording and offline reconstruction algorithms have been improved to produce trajectories that are more contiguous with fewer swaps.

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The eSync now supports a high-speed clock output, along with several new trigger options, improving integration with force plates and other analog acquisition devices.

Motive’s new take file format utilizes data streaming, allowing very long take recordings limited only by available hard drive space. Take files load and keep only what is needed in memory, so even very large take files can be edited smoothly.

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View the 1.7.0 changelog  •  Visit the Motive user forum  •  Learn more about Motive

1. Check your license to see if it is current up through November 17, 2014.
2. If it is not, then you can purchase maintenance extensions as needed to bring it up-to-date.
3. Download and start using Motive.

Still stumped? Contact our support team for further assistance.