Dinosaur Input Device

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The Dinosaur Input Device is an articulate armature covered in digital sensors that enables a method of physical animation, in a digital workflow.

History

Development

Discussions between Dennis Muren and [Phil Tippett]] around building a form of interface for traditional stop-motion animators to use their expertise in emerging digital mediums started as early as the post-production of Terminator 2: Judgement Day. However an opportunity to put their idea into practice did not materialise until 1993's Jurassic Park.