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Kinesense is a smart asset manager and search engine for 3D motion capture (Mocap) data. It is a SAAS platform designed for indie game developers, animators, and small studios who are drowning in disorganized folders of Mocap files.
Users upload their entire library of animation files (FBX, BVH, etc.), and our AI pipeline automatically analyzes the motion in each clip. It then generates descriptive tags and a semantic vector, making the entire library instantly searchable via natural language. Instead of looking for run_cycle_04b_final.fbx, users can simply search for "a character running tiredly" or "a clumsy zombie walk" and get instant, relevant results with animated previews.
Kinesense transforms your messy Mocap library from a digital junk drawer into a valuable, intelligent, and reusable asset database. It saves animators and developers countless hours of manual searching, dramatically speeding up production workflows and unlocking the full potential of their existing assets.
The first product is a web-based application with a clear and simple workflow:
SceneIQ is a SAAS platform that acts as a centralized AI "brain" for film and television productions. It ingests all project-related documents—scripts, schedules, call sheets, legal agreements, and meeting notes—into a single, secure knowledge base. Crew members can then ask complex questions in natural language and receive instant, accurate answers with direct citations to the source documents.
For producers, directors, and every member of a film crew, SceneIQ eliminates countless hours wasted searching through emails and files. It serves as the single source of truth, reducing costly miscommunications, preventing errors, and ensuring the entire team is synchronized. It answers questions like: "What was the art department's note on the prop for Scene 24?", "List all scenes featuring 'Detective Miller' that are scheduled for night shoots," or "Summarize the clearance status for all logos mentioned in the script."
SceneIQ is built on a Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) architecture:
The first version of SceneIQ will be a web application focused on the core Q&A functionality. It will feature:
This lean MVP can be built rapidly by a small team, providing immediate and immense value to its first users in the film production industry.
CinePath AI is a web-based SaaS platform that acts as an AI-powered "aerial cinematographer" for drone pilots. It transforms simple text-based descriptions of a desired shot into complex, smooth, and cinematic flight paths. Users can move beyond generic, pre-programmed shots and create unique aerial footage that matches their creative vision, without needing expert piloting skills.
Amateur and semi-pro drone pilots want to capture stunning, professional-quality video, but are limited by two factors: the high technical skill required for complex manual flight, and the generic, repetitive nature of the "smart shots" built into their drones. Planning custom paths in existing software is a tedious, non-intuitive process.
The first product is a simple, three-step web application:
CinePath AI uses a generative AI model trained on cinematic principles and flight dynamics. The model interprets the user's natural language prompt and translates it into a sequence of 3D waypoints, gimbal pitch, and drone velocity commands. It cross-references this with terrain and 3D building data from map APIs to ensure the path is safe and avoids obstacles.