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New AI research from Meta – CoTracker3 Simpler and Better Point Tracking by Pseudo-Labelling Real Videos. More details ➡️ Demo on Hugging Face ➡️ Building on our previous work on CoTracker, this new model demonstrates impressive tracking results where points can be tracked for a long time even when... show more

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jmpy1 year ago

@huggingface

BensenHsu1 year ago

The paper introduces a new point tracking model called CoTracker3 that builds upon recent point tracking models like PIPs, TAPIR, and CoTracker. Point tracking is an important task in video analysis for applications like 3D reconstruction and video editing. The CoTracker3 model, when trained only on synthetic data, already outperforms state-of-the-art trackers on several benchmarks. When further fine-tuned on just 15,000 real-world unlabeled videos using the proposed protocol, it significantly surpasses the performance of BootsTAPIR, which was trained on 15 million real videos. CoTracker3 also shows better handling of occluded points compared to other models. full paper:

Yufan Zhuang1 year ago

@huggingface love how meta keeps open-sourcing these research

Moses and AI1 year ago

@huggingface Your things @Mbounge_

Yosi Frost1 year ago

@huggingface That’s awesome!

Alex Fridd1 year ago

@huggingface Exciting development! Meta's new CoTracker3 could revolutionize point tracking in real videos.

AI_TechnoKing1 year ago

@huggingface This is wild.

GPT.Biz1 year ago

@huggingface This new AI model from Meta sounds impressive! CoTracker3 could really push forward developments in point tracking technology

Bhack1 year ago

@huggingface When are you going to release co-tracker under an Open Source/OSI license? It is the 3rd release under Creative Commons.

Phil Gjørup1 year ago

@huggingface wow!

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Cosmos Policy just dropped for robotics. 🤖 Cutting edge research is turning a world foundation model into a unified robot brain that can see, predict, and act—no extra action heads, no complicated control stack. Read our blog on Hugging Face ➡️ Want to get hands-on with Cosmos (Reason, Predict, Policy, Cookbook)? Join the Cosmos Cookoff, sponsored by Nebius and Milestone Systems ➡️

Cosmos Policy just dropped for robotics. 🤖 Cutting edge research is turning a world foundation model into a unified robot brain that can see, predict, and act—no extra action heads, no complicated control stack. Read our blog on Hugging Face ➡️ Want to get hands-on with Cosmos (Reason, Predict, Policy, Cookbook)? Join the Cosmos Cookoff, sponsored by Nebius and Milestone Systems ➡️

NVIDIA Robotics

14,344 views • 6 months ago