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NVIDIA released the source code for Neuralangelo – an AI model that turns 2D videos into 3D structures, "generating lifelike virtual replicas of buildings, sculptures, and other real-world objects."
You can see a demonstration of its fantastic capabilities in the video above, where NVIDIA recreated Michelangelo’s David with the tool and reconstructed building interiors and exteriors.
Image credit: NVIDIA
Neuralangelo works based on instant neural graphics primitives, the technology behind NVIDIA's Instant NeRF, which turns 2D images into 3D models.
Here is how it's done. Neuralangelo selects several frames from a 2D video of an object or scene filmed from various angles. Once it’s determined the camera position of each frame, it creates a rough 3D representation of the scene and optimizes the render to sharpen the details. The result is a 3D object or large-scale scene that can be used in other software.
The open-source code will allow developers to implement the technology in their projects and create objects for art, video games, robotics, and industrial digital twins.
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