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Reconstructing the world in 3D from random internet photos is a deep rabbit hole. In 2008, Photosynth proved that 3D reconstruction of smaller monuments was possible. The next year, "Building Rome in a Day" proved it could be done for entire cities. Since then, there’s been a wild lineage...

52,684 次观看 • 3 个月前 •via X (Twitter)

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Bilawal Sidhu 的头像
Bilawal Sidhu3 个月前

Watch it on YouTube if you prefer - with chapters and sources in description:

Robert Scoble 的头像
Robert Scoble3 个月前

You teach the future of computing better than anyone

Bilawal Sidhu 的头像
Bilawal Sidhu3 个月前

Thank you Robert that is very kind :)

db 的头像
db3 个月前

Amazing! Learning a lot from you 🙏

Bilawal Sidhu 的头像
Bilawal Sidhu3 个月前

Thanks! Glad you’re enjoying the frontier maps :)

db 的头像
db3 个月前

Fits very well with XR and real time sensors data. Appreciate your work!

Justin Ryan 的头像
Justin Ryan3 个月前

Another banger.

Bilawal Sidhu 的头像
Bilawal Sidhu3 个月前

Thank you brother!

Greg Cook 的头像
Greg Cook3 个月前

The photos are here, they’re just not evenly distributed.

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AI Mastery Guide3 个月前

Building Rome in a day, wild

Bilawal Sidhu 的头像
Bilawal Sidhu3 个月前

One helluva name for a paper eh?

AI Mastery Guide 的头像
AI Mastery Guide3 个月前

Bold claim for a title, but they actually delivered

Bilawal Sidhu 的头像
Bilawal Sidhu3 个月前

@sandwichmaker rare case in tech history

AI Mastery Guide 的头像
AI Mastery Guide3 个月前

@sandwichmaker Rare, but that's exactly why it's still talked about today

ANNnonymous 的头像
ANNnonymous3 个月前

PS shoutout to Mark Davis

Bilawal Sidhu 的头像
Bilawal Sidhu3 个月前

Shoutout!

ThiirdEyeTribe 的头像
ThiirdEyeTribe3 个月前

Incredible deep dives. Thank you for sharing

Bilawal Sidhu 的头像
Bilawal Sidhu3 个月前

You’re most welcome 🙏

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Hey, it's me.3 个月前

Fantastic presentation and explanation as usual; awesome stuff.

Bilawal Sidhu 的头像
Bilawal Sidhu3 个月前

Glad you enjoyed mate!

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Jay Kapoor3 个月前

Bro, this is so fire! Really fantastic stuff.

Oleg Kostour 🇺🇦 的头像
Oleg Kostour 🇺🇦3 个月前

Really cool stuff

Captain HaHaa 的头像
Captain HaHaa3 个月前

Great work mate, this was an interesting watch.

Bilawal Sidhu 的头像
Bilawal Sidhu3 个月前

Thanks Cap’n!

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asldkasldkl3 个月前

AI to do better not less. nice

Adam J. Gramling 的头像
Adam J. Gramling2 个月前

My favorite is still SMERFs. I don’t see many players commercializing this tech, outside of Google Maps for interior restaurant views. Polycam isn’t great for scanning IMO

ANNnonymous 的头像
ANNnonymous3 个月前

We really do need to catch up!

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