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All these isometric buildings were generated with AI - from a single input image each (examples below 👇) Just a few minutes per 3D mesh (no textures yet). This is #Sparc3D, a new generative 3D model announced just a few days ago. 🧵

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Emm | scenario.com1 year ago

This glb was all 100% generated. From one single image. Unreal.

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Emm | scenario.com1 year ago

Sparc3D is a project by @zhhol141234, Math Magic, and Nanyang Technological University (Singapore 🇸🇬) "Sparse Representation and Construction for High-Resolution 3D Shapes Modeling" Read more at (+ demo available)

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Emm | scenario.com1 year ago

Here's the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona

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Mobile Scanner1 year ago

Scan any documents, convert images into text, PDF files, etc. 👍

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Michael + puppetto.com1 year ago

Ooooh these look tasty

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Nanya⭐️1 year ago

I am impressed

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Heba AI1 year ago

Better than Hunyuan? It has some problems figuring out whats on the other side of the isometric object. Also the edges have unwanted bewels too often.

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Emm | scenario.com1 year ago

Much more precise than Hunyuan though, in a lot of cases

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