What Is Wonder3D? A Method for Generating High-Fidelity Textured Meshes From Single-View Images | HackerNoon
Wonder3D improves single-view 3D reconstruction quality and consistency using a cross-domain diffusion model that generates multi-view images and textured meshes.
Coin3D Advances 3D Generation with Precise Control and Interactivity | HackerNoon
The article introduces a novel method for 3D object generation using proxy-guided diffusion and interactive workflows, advancing the capabilities in computer vision.
What Is Wonder3D? A Method for Generating High-Fidelity Textured Meshes From Single-View Images | HackerNoon
Wonder3D improves single-view 3D reconstruction quality and consistency using a cross-domain diffusion model that generates multi-view images and textured meshes.
Coin3D Advances 3D Generation with Precise Control and Interactivity | HackerNoon
The article introduces a novel method for 3D object generation using proxy-guided diffusion and interactive workflows, advancing the capabilities in computer vision.
AI has remade Doom, and it looks like the real thing
GameNGen could revolutionize video game creation and interaction by leveraging AI to generate games through text descriptions rather than traditional coding.
Zero Shape: The Qualitative Results of Different Methods and Our Ablation Study | HackerNoon
Generative models often struggle with detail accuracy, while regression-based models face challenges with occlusions; ZeroShape effectively balances both.
AI has remade Doom, and it looks like the real thing
GameNGen could revolutionize video game creation and interaction by leveraging AI to generate games through text descriptions rather than traditional coding.
Zero Shape: The Qualitative Results of Different Methods and Our Ablation Study | HackerNoon
Generative models often struggle with detail accuracy, while regression-based models face challenges with occlusions; ZeroShape effectively balances both.
The Twelve (Generative) Days of Christmas - 2024 Edition
Generative models can produce surprising yet often contextually inaccurate images from simple prompts, as shown in the Twelve Days of Christmas experiment.