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Some more impressive 3D reconstruction examples from #DUSt3R kindly prepared by our boss ;-) Martin Humenberger NAVER LABS Europe

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Jerome Revaudvor 2 Jahren

(the castle pic (second image pair) shows our actual Lab! )

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BenderDrummervor 2 Jahren

@martinhu @naverlabseurope Even recent and historic lunar lander images would be a really interesting thing to recreate.. with @ILOA_Hawaii for example and the Odysseus mission

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Jerome Revaudvor 2 Jahren

@martinhu @naverlabseurope @ILOA_Hawaii Yes, that would be interesting to see if earthly priors make sense on the moon too. 🌚 I guess it would, to some extent, because terrain on the moon looks like desert on earth…

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