Character navigation
In a demonstration shown by AI Search, a character moves through a detailed virtual environment. MotionBricks aims to make such movement responsive without relying on a separate hand-authored animation for every transition.
How movement is represented
The demonstrations show a character alongside coloured skeletal guides. These visualisations make the underlying pose and motion easier to inspect; they should not be confused with a final game interface.
A unified motion framework
NVIDIA describes a model trained on more than 350,000 motion clips. It combines navigation and interactions with objects, supporting a range of movements within one framework.
Speed depends on the setup
The researchers report up to 15,000 frames per second and latency around two milliseconds in their tests. These are research benchmark figures, not a guarantee for every graphics card, game engine or scene.
Code, weights and practical use
The project provides code and model resources, including examples for human characters and the Unitree G1 robot. Check the individual licence and hardware requirements before integrating the models into a production workflow.
