Heygen has recently launched the Avatar in Motion 1.0 feature, achieving significant breakthroughs in virtual character motion capture and voice cloning. This technological innovation not only accurately synchronizes lip movements and clones the user's voice and intonation but also preserves background sounds, making the virtual character's speech more vivid and realistic. Additionally, this feature can precisely identify and track the user's body movements, including hand movements and gestures, allowing users to control a virtual character through text input to perfectly replicate their own movements and postures, enabling the character to express in any language. Heygen has successfully created virtual characters that are almost indistinguishable from real people, achieving an effect that blurs the line between reality and fiction. The release of this technology is undoubtedly set to have a profound impact on fields such as virtual reality and animation production.