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**Revolutionizing the Virtual Human Experience: ME.RROR Unveils 22 Types of Facial Data for Koreans**
On the 26th, the 3D content specialist company, VRillAR, announced the release of 22 types of facial data of Koreans through its ME.RROR service. ME.RROR is a 3D content platform operated by VRillAR, providing a service where representative figures of Korean K-culture are captured through photogrammetry and precise laser scanning techniques and turned into 3D assets for production and sale. ME.RROR is known for its cutting-edge technology and high-resolution asset production, and the 22 types of facial data recently unveiled are created using state-of-the-art photogrammetry technology and a league of 160 cameras, ensuring excellent quality. With the use of 8K maps, including albedo, normal, and displacement maps, ME.RROR enables detailed and realistic representations.
ME.RROR also prioritizes user convenience and compatibility by providing scan data in various formats such as Zbrush ZTL and FBX, ensuring optimal compatibility with any software and allowing users from various fields to freely utilize ME.RROR’s data. Lee Won-gyo, the CEO of VRillAR, stated that ME.RROR will continue to make new leaps in the field of virtual humans, starting with the release of 22 types of facial data of Koreans. He further mentioned that traditional virtual humans were limited to a few companies and experts due to high costs and technical difficulties, and ME.RROR aims to overcome these limitations by preparing the “Virtual Human Starter” service, which will allow more people to easily and enjoyably create their own virtual humans to meet diverse needs.
To commemorate the release of the Korean facial data, ME.RROR is organizing an event where it offers two types of facial data representing Korean men and women for free. These two types of data can be downloaded for free from the ME.RROR website.