NVIDIA Researchers
Have created a new tool that can easily turn photos into 3D objects. Called NVIDIA 3D MoMa
It Allows Architects, Designers,
Concept artists, and game developers to quickly import objects into a graphics engine for digital manipulation.
The Technology Works Through What
Is known as inverse rendering, which is a technique that can reconstruct a series of still photos into a 3D model.
David Luebke, Vice President Of
Graphics research at NVIDA, describes this idea as a “holy grail” of sorts for computer vision and computer graphics
3d Moma Takes a Series of Photos
And uses them to create 3D renders of the object that is formed with a triangle mesh with textured materials
Nvidia Says That
These inverse rendered objects can be used as building blocks for a complex animated scene
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