VFX studio Pixomondo, a Sony Footage Leisure firm, will unveil a brand new system for capturing autos for movie and TV on Monday through the tech big’s CES press convention.

The system, dubbed PXO AKIRA, combines a robotic digital camera crane with a custom-built movement platform, LED quantity know-how and associated instruments for what it describes as an “all-in-one” technique for filming autos and integrating them into scenes.

The system’s movement base platform can accommodate autos together with choose automobiles, boats, helicopters and planes. It’s designed to spin 360-degrees and join in actual time with a digital surroundings with an goal of producing real looking movement. In truth, every automobile wheel strikes independently on the movement base.

The Techno Dolly digital camera crane is programmable with a view to create exact strikes. PXO reviews that the system additionally incorporates a previsualization platform pushed by Unreal Engine, designed to assist customers create a digital twin of the LED studio, to align the digital with the true.

By syncing with LED quantity content material, this permits filmmakers to regulate areas, time of day and climate circumstances whereas syncing with automobile actions, digital camera positions and driver inputs. One other piece of the system is a driving simulator that enables one to drive the route within the digital surroundings.

“PXO and Sony are on a mission to empower filmmakers… pushing the boundaries of digital manufacturing, powered by the newest real-time know-how,” says PXO CEO Jonny Gradual.

Acquired by Sony in 2022, PXO focuses on visualization, digital manufacturing and visible results, having contributed to honored VFX in productions together with Martin Scorsese’s “Hugo,” HBO’s “Sport of Thrones” and extra lately, sequence “Home of the Dragon” and “The Boys.”