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The term "motion capture" (or "Mo-cap") refers to a collection of technologies that record the movements of people and objects and then transfer the data to another application. It has been put to use in a wide variety of contexts, ranging from cinema and gaming to farming and healthcare as well as sports rehabilitation. Motion capture is the process of mapping movement from the actual world onto computer-generated frames to achieve lifelike dynamics in a computer-generated environment. Its history of it and how it operates are outlined below. The birth of mo-cap Lee Harrison III, an American animator, is credited…