PUPPIX - Real Time Live Performed Digital Characters Using Physical Puppet Twins

Live physical whole-puppet performances can be used to drive digital animation characters and creatures via puppix, a new capture system. The benefits of having a live puppet character interacting in the room with audience, actors, directors and other characters are demonstrated as well as some practical processes of capturing non-human physicalities.

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2025-07-14
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3721243.3735990
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Child Development and Digital Technology
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PUPPIX - Real Time Live Performed Digital Characters Using Physical Puppet Twins

Ben Mars, Dik Downey
Child Development and Digital Technology
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PUPPIX - Real Time Live Performed Digital Characters Using Physical Puppet Twins

Ben Mars, Dik Downey
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Abstract

Live physical whole-puppet performances can be used to drive digital animation characters and creatures via puppix, a new capture system. The benefits of having a live puppet character interacting in the room with audience, actors, directors and other characters are demonstrated as well as some practical processes of capturing non-human physicalities.

Blackberry Hill Hospital (GB), Digital Catapult (GB)
UK Research and Innovation
Openalex Percentile: Top 81%
Child Development and Digital Technology
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