@facemoji/mocap4face
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mocap4face by Facemoji is a free, multiplatform SDK for real-time facial motion capture based on Facial Action Coding System or ([FACS](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facial_Action_Coding_System)). It provides real-time FACS-derived blendshape coefficients
mocap4face by Facemoji is a free, multiplatform SDK for real-time facial motion capture based on Facial Action Coding System or (FACS). It provides real-time FACS-derived blendshape coefficients, and rigid head pose in 3D space from any mobile camera, webcam, photo, or video enabling live animation of 3D avatars, digital characters, and more.
After fetching the input from one of the mentioned sources, mocap4face SDK produces data in ARKit-compatible blendshapes, i.e., morph targets weight values as a per-frame expression shown in the video below. Useful for, e.g., animating a 2D or 3D avatar in a way that mimics the user's facial expressions in real-time à la Apple Memoji but without the need of a hardware-based TrueDepth Camera.
With mocap4face, you can drive live avatars, build Snapchat-like lenses, AR experiences, face filters that trigger actions, VTubing apps, and more with as little energy impact and CPU/GPU use as possible.
Please see our Github repository at [https://github.com/facemoji/mocap4face] for code examples and more information.
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mocap4face by Facemoji is a free, multiplatform SDK for real-time facial motion capture based on Facial Action Coding System or ([FACS](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facial_Action_Coding_System)). It provides real-time FACS-derived blendshape coefficients
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