I like to explained in the intro there are all types of stabilizers and video tools and things like that to help a human move a camera in a certain way and actually in most shots you can kind of tell what type of device is being used like this shot
we aware about dolly cam and Steadicam. also the slider and crane too. but you've probably seen some crazy shots in a movie or in a music video somewhere they use Keira.
Keira has been responsible for tons of shots and commercials for tech products and car videos etc and you might not even noticed but those are the shots that aren't CGI but that are super precise and difficult that human could never deal with any tools that exist now. hence the name motorized precision and then the level of tech is actually twofold here.
It's the hardware with the actual robots and MP studio the software to control what these robots do and they can do a lot here's the rundown so the cure of robot itself is fully metal extends up to 9 feet tall has a couple fully articulating axes and it can move up to 9 feet per second in any direction while carrying up to 40 pounds.
The robot is controlled with an Xbox controller which has enough buttons to hit every axis so you get forward and backward, you get up and down, pan left and pan right, tilt up and tilt down and even roll clockwise or roll counterclockwise and.
Once you've set the position you can move the robot through space and time to other positions with keyframes in the software NP studio and on top of that if you're using a manual lens which you probably are at this point there's motorized gears which are also part of the robot which can control focus iris and zoom during the camera move and on top of all of that if you're shooting with a red camera which is also connected to the robot not only do you get a live preview of what your pointed out and you have a remote start/stop but you also get all your Red Rock controls so you can change resolution, shutter speed, compression ratio, white balance etc. then you hit record it starts rolling on the camera and you run the Kirra and it plays through the move you made at the speed you picked and then like I said it can go really slow and smooth or it can go fast it might be hard to appreciate just how fast three meters per second actually.
if you want more then please visit http://motorizedprecision.com/
when i seen this first time i made crazy. anyone who see this type of Camera Robots ?