You can create realistic 3D animations of people and robots by simply describing what you want. Kimodo uses a motion diffusion model trained on hundreds of hours of motion capture data. Just type a sentence like "a person walks forward" and get a motion file.
The tool works with both human and robot skeletons. You can add constraints like keyframe positions or paths. It even exports to formats used in MuJoCo simulation and AMASS for animation pipelines.
No complex keyframing or manual editing is needed. This makes it easy for game developers, roboticists, and animators to quickly generate natural motions from text.
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