Established in 1993, Animazoo is a young, creative and energetic company made up of engineers and technicians with years of experience in animation. As such we understand the issues our customers face on a daily basis. Based in Brighton in the UK and with a worldwide network of dealers and distributors we are focused on delivering a product range and a level of service that consistently exceeds expectations.
The Gypsy system was first shown at Siggraph in 1996, where it instantly caused a stir within the industry due to its innovative and unique way of capturing motion data. It was given the prestigious “Most Innovative” award in 1997 by Computer Graphics World Magazine.

Animazoo have attended every Siggraph show since the initial launch of the Gypsy, and having quickly built a reputation for technical innovation, have demonstrated breakthrough technological achievements year on year. We are well known for our unorthodox exhibitor style. Our actors roam freely around the exhibitor hall while being captured and visualised in real time on our stand, demonstrating the huge wireless range of our systems.

At Siggraph 2004 we demonstrated the world's first 6 person simultaneous motion capture in real time. No mean feat within our industry, and another in a long line of ‘firsts’ delivered by Animazoo. We were the first company to capture an actor walking from a studio out in to the street. The first to capture actors driving vehicles, riding bicycles and horses; the first to capture skateboarders and most recently the first to capture a motorcyclist at 100mph at a radius of 1/2km away from the receiver. A testament to the innovative approach we take to providing solutions for our clients. We believe the marriage of our cutting-edge technology and our commitment to complete, yet personal service sets us apart.

Our client list includes some of the world’s most prestigious universities - Warwick University, Purdue, MIT, and the Yale Medical School - as well as game developers, broadcasters and Industry - Kuju, Magenta Software, the BBC and the Toyota Motor Corporation.