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byebye expensive motion tracking equipment 👋 ai makes motion capturing so easy now! nvidia presented GENMO last week, a new model that can generate and estimate human motion from text, audio, video, and 3D keyframes

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PowerBeatsVR3 years ago

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Paliesk Debesį1 year ago

Is it real time? Would love to use something like this for VR chat.

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Adrian Werner1 year ago

It's not going to replace expensive motion tracking for high end production because the fidelity is too low. But it is a cool stuff to have for indie studios. It's not anything new, plenty of such systems are already in use, for example inZOI has inhouse one.

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NΞXUS STUDIO ⒶI1 year ago

Awesome, is it possible to generate a tracking shot of a car too?

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Atiko 💎1 year ago

Wow

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BLENDER SUSHI 🫶 X - 24/7 Blenderian1 year ago

Fingers typing behind clothes :)

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JSFILMZ1 year ago

ai mocap been out for like 5 years

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WaveSpeedAI1 year ago

Cool!

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Jorge1 year ago

some people might complain about "le ai is taking le work" but actually you still gotta know dem moves I've seen people doing mocaps at home and moving really weirdly, with like 3000€ equipment

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rey1 year ago

@grok buddy, wt the hell is going on, I thought this wasn't suppose to come till 2030 ,r we in the singularity already 😂

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