US20260029838
2026-01-29
Physics
G06F3/011
The invention introduces a video production system that incorporates a modular floor composed of movable tiles. These tiles can independently adjust their positions to accommodate or induce movement for users interacting with them. This system is designed to enhance video production environments by allowing performers to move freely without spatial constraints, which is particularly beneficial in virtual production settings where realistic movement is crucial.
The system features a video production environment equipped with a camera, stage, and screen that provides a digital backdrop. A processor is integrated to adjust the configuration of the environment or the modular floor based on detected changes in user characteristics like orientation, position, or movement. This dynamic adjustment is facilitated by sensors that monitor user interactions with the floor, ensuring seamless integration between physical and digital elements.
By enabling unrestricted movement, the modular floor overcomes the limitations of traditional fixed platforms. Performers can walk in any direction and at any speed without leaving the camera's view or the stage area. This capability not only enhances the realism of the filmed scenes but also reduces the need for frequent filming interruptions to reposition actors or props, thus streamlining the production process.
The system can adjust various components such as the camera, stage, and digital background to maintain alignment and continuity in the production environment. The modular floor can move not only the performers but also props and cameras, ensuring that the physical and digital elements remain synchronized. This flexibility allows for a more immersive and adaptable filming experience.
The system utilizes advanced sensors, including LIDAR, cameras, or wearable motion capture devices, to accurately track user movements. This data is processed to dynamically adjust the digital background and other elements in real-time, providing a cohesive and interactive production environment. The technology supports a wide range of filming scenarios, from simple scenes to complex, multi-actor interactions.