A $1 billion, three year deal between Disney and Open AI means consumers can use the Sora video maker to create videos ...

Disney has created facial recognition software that can capture a person's expressions and convert them into an animation in real-time. When we smile or scrunch our face, our face becomes lined with ...

The Disney theme park “imagineers” have designed a new video surveillance software capable of tracking faces around the park. The software relies on a ‘deep spatial pyramid’ method for person ...

Disney researchers have developed software to transform virtual animated characters into physical, mechanical creatures without the need for highly specialised engineering skills. There are two ...

Warner Bros. Interactive has reopened Disney Infinity developer Avalanche Software under its umbrella of studios. Avalanche Software CEO John Blackburn is back in his leadership role. His team's first ...

Already, audio engineers can use software such as Pro Tools to change the inflection of a person's voice after it's been recorded. Soon, however, movie directors may likewise be able to alter an actor ...

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Virtual reality can already sweep us away to weird and wonderful places, but how we interact with ordinary objects in those worlds could play an important role in selling the user experience. Disney ...

Disney and Warner Bros. have taken very different strategies in video games, and Avalanche Software, the decades-old Salt Lake City development studio, was caught in the middle. The results of the ...