omg.....my jaw dropped to the floor when I saw the software automatically conform the base head to match Tom Hanks's face with a level of accuracy I had never dreamed was possible with todays hardware. I wonder if it actually only took the few seconds that the video showed to complete its calculation or if they sped up the video. Either way, that was an AMAZING demonstration!  Here's hoping that this software will be made available to the public sometime soon. I mean the technology level has obviously been achieved, its just a matter of putting it into a program that the layman can utilize efficiently. 

Oh man imagine if the Poser face room could do what was shown in that video!  Somebody with influence please see if they can get these guys to license their technology to Efrontier lol!  I'm assuming that this software was created to aid in the creation of biological cybernetics, a worthy cause I suppose, but it could do so much more in the entertainment business!

Those look pretty good (drools...) could someone make them available again? Pretty please :) 

This looks great! Me too please :)

Whoa....I've used nodes before to make simple mats but this is crazy lol. I would like to learn how this works, could you explain it a little more in depth (if even just a little bit)? Thanks in advance :)

Hot Diggity DOG! Rodzilla that mini tutorial is GOLD to a newb like me! It works like a charm. I have been trying to figure this thing out for days, thanks ALOT for all the help! I sincerely appreciate it, I'll be able to do alot more with these kind of custom characters now. I love this forum!! Lynn I'm going to try your suggestion also, thanks for the tip!

I'm probably not going to distribute them, but I wouldn't mind learning both methods. I opened the cr2 in notepad and found the obj file, thanks for the tip. This still doesn't solve my problem however, since it is basically a mesh of stephanie, but I'm assuming there is a way to use this? I already have the habware plugins, so feel free to elaborate...

<<is there an "aiko" morph dial for the head?setting it too zero when importing your morph may work if your's is a full head/face morph...>> Hmmm....it turns out that I was using the stand-alone Aiko with a Stephanie body morph, not the add-on version, so there is no "Aiko" dial. <<you could also export steph's AND aiko's head to max,make your changes to steph's head,then to check if they achieve the effect you want,use Aiko's head as a morph target inside 3dsmax to see the final result before exporting it out..just remember to delete the morph modifier from the stack before you export steph's head...be a bit more complicated but should work>> omg, it seems too unpractical to try to make a morph-to-make-a-morph. I have a hard enough time morphing directly to one object as it is :) thanks alot for the advice though. Ok, it seems that the Aiko installation is just a cr2 file and textures. I have heard that P-wizard can rip geometry files from a cr2, so are there any free obj rippers out there that I can try? Or does anyone have other suggestions?

Yep, i load up the figure, and just to make sure I Edit>Restore>All and then export the head, import it into max, then import it into poser but it still doesn't work correctly when i apply it as a morph target.

!!!!!! such a quick and accurate reply, a thousand blessings upon you :)

Oh I'm using Poser 5 btw