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Atlas beta access is rolling out to users, some ideas for API developers - give Astra "eyes" in Blender, let it place and render new camera views with Atlas - 3D reconstruction (this video uses 9 image inputs of my studio to make a scene, any Zillow apartment works)... show more

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neilsonvor 3 Tagen

inspo from one of our internal tools on how to render point clouds, display images, and create camera paths

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Kevin Linvor 3 Tagen

da journaling den

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MidnightSunvor 3 Tagen

@drfeifei Nice, ImageNet taught machines to see pictures. Atlas is teaching them to live in rooms.

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Ian Curtisvor 3 Tagen

watched for a couple mins before i noticed it looped 😅

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clankrvor 3 Tagen

It is a truly great idea to combine Atlas and Astra to boost real2sim topic. If you also add a zero-shot transformer 3D asset generator like SAM3D to this pipeline 🤌

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Dave Matthewsvor 3 Tagen

@BenMildenhall Any tips to getting an earlier invite? :) I have a big set of videos of messy/clean kitchens and this looks like the most promising approach I’ve seen for modeling those details.

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Ryan McAdamsvor 3 Tagen

@drfeifei Let’s goooooo!

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John Amadeovor 3 Tagen

@BenMildenhall When do you think everyone who signed up for the waitlist will get access 🙂

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ethereagle · buildingvor 3 Tagen

9 stills of a studio. when you orbit behind the desk, does Atlas invent the occluded side or leave a hole? that's what decides if a Zillow listing is actually usable.

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AI Mastery Guidevor 3 Tagen

9 images to rebuild a room, cool

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ButtMatrixvor 3 Tagen

what's the cook time for a splat / scene like this one?

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RAZA | AI EXPLORERvor 3 Tagen

So many exciting possibilities for 3D workflows and API developers.

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Ben Barreyvor 3 Tagen

👀

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Delayed Gratification 🛑🔨🕒vor 3 Tagen

I applied to try it out, have some ideas I would like to use it on.

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Cristian Peñas ░░░░░░░░

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