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DeepMesh is out on Hugging Face Auto-Regressive Artist-mesh Creation with Reinforcement Learning Conditioned on point clouds and images, DeepMesh generates meshes with intricate details and precise topology, outperforming state-of-the-art methods in both precision and quality.

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model:

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Get ready for a new 3d printing wave. Text to physical part

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Tom Bennetvor 1 Jahr

DeepMesh on Hugging Face? Sounds like AI's new favorite toy! 🤖🎨 Testing a theory: Can this tech revolutionize not just art, but also how we approach complex problem-solving in business? What if we could 'mesh' our ideas with the same precision? Share your thoughts!

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@_akhaliq The integration of DeepMesh on Hugging Face is a significant milestone in the field of AI-driven mesh creation. Universa Earth is also exploring innovative applications of AI in various domains, including computer vision and machine learning.

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Martin Høst Normarkvor 1 Jahr

This seems almost identical to NVIDIA’s Meshtron paper by @davidwromero among others.

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