
United States · Animation startup
Dimensional Imaging (DI4D) is a leading technology company based in Glasgow, Scotland, with a major office in Los Angeles, California.
Funding reportedLast round: Venture (Round not Specified)
Dimensional Imaging (DI4D) is a leading technology company based in Glasgow, Scotland, with a major office in Los Angeles, California.
Founded in 2003 as a spin-out from the Universities of Edinburgh and Glasgow, DI4D specializes in 4D facial performance capture services and software for creating realistic digital doubles used in film, video games, the metaverse, and research. DI4D offers a range of services, including high-resolution 4D facial performance capture and 3D facial image capture. Their hardware systems, such as the DI4D Head Mounted Camera and stereo photogrammetry systems, enhance the capture process. The company also provides proprietary software tools like DI4D PRO and PURE4D, which ensure high-fidelity data processing and animation. DI4D serves clients in the entertainment and research sectors, contributing to major film projects and video games, as well as applications in facial surgery and psychology. With a commitment to innovation and customer service, DI4D continues to advance the field of facial performance capture.
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stereo photogrammetryperformance scalingon-location capturehigh-resolution 3d facial imagingperformance-driven facial animationnon-intrusive capturepure4d 2.0information technology & servicesfacial performance captureentertainment software & technologyhmc systemdigital doublescontent creationanimation & post-productionservicesvideo game development
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