Sony Corporation has announced the launch of XYN, an integrated software and hardware solution designed to support the creation of spatial content. Leveraging Sony's imaging, sensing, and display technologies, XYN accurately captures real-world objects, human motion, and backgrounds, recreating them in virtual environments for 3DCG production.By supporting a wide range of third-party tools, it enables flexible workflows. XYN will support intuitive and efficient spatial content creation for a diverse range of creators.XYN Motion Studio is a PC application which supports connection with 12 mocopi sensors and utilizes Sony's proprietary algorithms for automatic motion interpolation and auto-tagging functions. It will be available in late March 2025. The mobile motion capture system mocopi has been utilized by VTubers and VR social platform users as well as creators in game, film, and animation production. The new XYN Motion Studio enhances precision through connections with 12 sensors via dedicated receivers (professional mode). The application also adds new functions for motion data, editing, making motion capture more affordable and accessible to creators across various genres.XYN Spatial capture solution will convert high-quality, photorealistic 3DCG assets from real-world objects and spaces using images captured by mirrorless cameras and proprietary algorithms. Additionally, a prototype for a mobile application that visualizes the shooting conditions of the mirrorless camera in real-time is also under development. This will streamline the 3DCG production workflow for films, games, virtual production, and the metaverse for objects such as props, items, and spatial backgrounds.Additionally, the "XYN Headset" prototype is an immersive spatial content creation system equipped with high-quality 4K OLED microdisplays and video see-through function, optimized for intuitive creative work in spatial content creation. It will support various 3D production software, including pre-visualization and 3D character modeling, not only in the field of industrial design but also in entertainment, and a proof-of-concept experiment using the prototype is underway with Sony Pictures Animation.Experience the world of XYN at Sony's booth at CES 2025 from January 7-10.Check out a concept video for XYN now: Journalist, antique shop owner, aspiring gemologistL'Wrenbrings a diverse perspective to animation, where every frame reflects her varied passions.