Disney cartoon eyes can respond to light

To add realism to the appearance of the characters, Disney Research is working on a method that allows the eyes to respond to light. According to Pascal Berar, a representative of the studio, for secondary characters you can use the usual eye model, but for the main characters you have to do them manually each time, which takes a lot of time and effort. More details are on video under a cat.



This method will not only reduce the amount of work when creating the image of cartoon characters, but can also be used in ophthalmology.



Disney Research introduced another eye-related technology last year. This is PAPILLON , a technology for 3D printing of the most expressive animated eyes for interactive characters, robots and toys.