The DI4D HMC system is a new high fidelity facial capture camera which works in tandem with full-body motion capture, achieving full performance capture of multiple actors simultaneously.
DI4D HMC: New High Res Head Mounted Camera
Scotland: TechCrunch Needs You
TechCrunch is embarking on a major new project to survey European founders and investors in cities including Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee, Aberdeen, Inverness & Stirling.
Scottish Artist Creates Unreal Video For Roddy Woomble
Artist Danny Grant made the video using Unreal Engine, which he taught himself from scratch at the beginning of the first lockdown in March last year.
GameMaker Studio Update: Next Gen Consoles & New Languages
GameMaker Studio 2 has received a major update, which brings support for the next generation of games consoles and adds full localisation for several major languages.
Dundee Selected As 5G Testbed
Dundee City Council, in collaboration with local and national organisations, are working on making the Tayside city a 5G testbed. This news comes at a time where the S5GConnect programme is set to build a new 5G hub in Dundee The city will be the next location for an innovation hub form the Scotland 5G... Continue Reading →
Case Study: YoYo Games
A Case Study of YoYo Games, the Dundee-based creator of the GameMakerStudio game development platform, which has been downloaded over 10 million times.
Introducing PURE4D
DI4D, the Glasgow-founded facial performance capture company has launched PURE4D, a brand new facial capture solution, aimed at next-generation videogames creators, which promises to be the most efficient and scalable on the market.
Game Tech MOOves in new direction
Abertay University and Dundee-based game developer Pocket Sized Hands are working together to apply video game technology to the farmyard.
Mad NES: NEStek Open Source Homebrew Steam Emu Debut
NEStek, a new piece of software which enables indie game developers to take NES games to the Steam platform has been released via open-source by Dundee development studio Lowtek Games.
Games Companies Hit Scotland Tech 50
Two Scottish games technology companies have made it to the Scotland Tech 50 - a list of the country's top tech firms. Speech Graphics (16) and Krotos (40), both based in Edinburgh, have made the list, which was created by a panel of business experts, as well as a public vote on the shortlist. Created... Continue Reading →
