Our raw 3D scan data has come a long way here at Digital Double, When future Olympic athlete Norris Frederick approached us interested in getting his digital double made, we took this as an opportunity to test out new scanning and fusing pipelines that render very clean raw scan topology and texture data that you could take into most 3D applications and use as great starting point for your characters or digital sculptures. Norris Frederick is, hands down, the best athlete in Washington state and one of the best in the world. Norris is training for the 2016 Olympics and we’re going to be rooting for him. I hope all you out there (especially you locals!) will as well. Take a moment to meet the man and follow his episodes following his training throughout the year leading up to the Olympics:
Having a good time during the mocap session. It’s hard not to get some good laughs when seeing your avatar doing your moves on screen 🙂 … as well as doing something you are totally NOT doing 
Session in progress. Character provided by the client is being driven real-time (you can see it on the left monitor). The face we 3D scanned was repurposed for animation. 
Our new mocap setup! 
Raw geometry and texture data generated from our 3D scanning pipeline. Completely watertight and zbrush-friendly. Video in comments: 
Raw geometry generated from our 3D scanning pipeline. Completely watertight and zbrush-friendly. 
Raw geometry and texture data generated from our 3D scanning pipeline. Completely watertight and zbrush-friendly.
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