ABSTRACT
In Big Hero 6, tens of millions of tiny robots called Microbots connect together via electromagnetism to create dynamic animated structures. The Microbots rearrange by passing each other over bundles of themselves. In order to achieve a high level of precise control for elaborate art direction, we developed specific procedural animation algorithms.
Index Terms
- Procedural animation technology behind microbots in Big Hero 6
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