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Proceedings of the 6th ACM international conference on Image and video retrieval - CIVR '07

DOI: 10.1145/1282280.1282300

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A new intelligent systems approach to 3D animation in television.

Proceedings article published in 2007 by Charles B. do Prado, Felipe M. G. França ORCID, Eduardo Costa, Luiz Vasconcelos
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Abstract

Nowadays, the automatic processing for 3D facial animation has been studied intensively and a variety of techniques has been proposed so far. For instance, some facial animation softwares are based on audio capture [5] and others are based on motion capture [7, 6]. Independently of the approach used, it is fundamental that the capture solution assure lip movements synchronization with audio. Surely, this issue represents the state-of-art and many efforts have been made to solve it. Lip synchronization is the most complex process in the production of an animation and, commonly, it takes a long time.