π₯π₯HAMSTER: Hierarchical VLA Manipulationπ₯π₯
π#Nvidia unveils HAMSTER: novel Hierarchical VLA architecture to enable robotic manipulation with semantic, visual & geometric generalization trained on easy to collect, off-domain data. Source Code announcedπ
ππ’π π‘π₯π’π π‘ππ¬:
β Hier. Action Models w/ SeparaTEd Path Represent.
β Fine-tuned VLMs -> to low-level 3D policy models
β A fully open-sourced enabler for VLM-action models
β Abundant OOD data for improving real-world control
#artificialintelligence #machinelearning #ml #AI #deeplearning #computervision #AIwithPapers #metaverse #LLM
πDiscussion https://lnkd.in/dMgakzWm
πPaper https://arxiv.org/pdf/2502.05485
πProject https://hamster-robot.github.io/
πRepo TBA
π#Nvidia unveils HAMSTER: novel Hierarchical VLA architecture to enable robotic manipulation with semantic, visual & geometric generalization trained on easy to collect, off-domain data. Source Code announcedπ
ππ’π π‘π₯π’π π‘ππ¬:
β Hier. Action Models w/ SeparaTEd Path Represent.
β Fine-tuned VLMs -> to low-level 3D policy models
β A fully open-sourced enabler for VLM-action models
β Abundant OOD data for improving real-world control
#artificialintelligence #machinelearning #ml #AI #deeplearning #computervision #AIwithPapers #metaverse #LLM
πDiscussion https://lnkd.in/dMgakzWm
πPaper https://arxiv.org/pdf/2502.05485
πProject https://hamster-robot.github.io/
πRepo TBA
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π₯π₯Distill-Any-Depth: new SOTA MDEπ₯π₯
πDistill-Any-Depth is the new SOTA monocular depth estimation model trained with a novel knowledge distillation. Source Code, pre-trained models & f-demo releasedπ
ππ’π π‘π₯π’π π‘ππ¬:
β Authors: ZJUT, WestLake University, LZU & NTU
β Multiple D-normalization on pseudo-label distillation
β Proposing novel Cross-Context Distillation approach
β Introducing new multi-teacher distillation framework
β Pre-trained Models and code released under MIT
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πDiscussion https://lnkd.in/dMgakzWm
πPaper arxiv.org/pdf/2502.19204
πRepo https://lnkd.in/dPtxNrQh
π€Demo https://lnkd.in/d2TMPf4b
πDistill-Any-Depth is the new SOTA monocular depth estimation model trained with a novel knowledge distillation. Source Code, pre-trained models & f-demo releasedπ
ππ’π π‘π₯π’π π‘ππ¬:
β Authors: ZJUT, WestLake University, LZU & NTU
β Multiple D-normalization on pseudo-label distillation
β Proposing novel Cross-Context Distillation approach
β Introducing new multi-teacher distillation framework
β Pre-trained Models and code released under MIT
hashtag#artificialintelligence hashtag#machinelearning hashtag#ml hashtag#AI hashtag#deeplearning hashtag#computervision hashtag#AIwithPapers hashtag#metaverse hashtag#LLM
πDiscussion https://lnkd.in/dMgakzWm
πPaper arxiv.org/pdf/2502.19204
πRepo https://lnkd.in/dPtxNrQh
π€Demo https://lnkd.in/d2TMPf4b
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π©·Dance vs. #ComputerVisionπ©·
πThe Saint-Etienne university proposed a new #3D human body pose estimation pipeline to deal with dance analysis. Project page w/ results and interactive demo releasedπ
πReview https://t.ly/JEdM3
πPaper arxiv.org/pdf/2505.07249
πProject https://lnkd.in/dD5dsMv5
πThe Saint-Etienne university proposed a new #3D human body pose estimation pipeline to deal with dance analysis. Project page w/ results and interactive demo releasedπ
πReview https://t.ly/JEdM3
πPaper arxiv.org/pdf/2505.07249
πProject https://lnkd.in/dD5dsMv5
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π₯ BOOM, Google just dropped the Gemini CLI π₯π₯π₯
And honestlyβ¦ Itβs kind of magical. I pointed it to a folder full of images, pedestrians, retail shelves, conveyor belts, and it gave me a clean, 1-line summary for each one.
Then I dropped in a YouTube URL, and it summarized that too. Straight from the terminal. No additional dependencies or configuration. If you're working in hashtag#computervision, building datasets, or just juggling lots of media files, this can be a serious time-saver, especially with its reasoning capabilities.
Best thing, it's completely free, with 60 model requests per minute and 1,000 model requests per day with your Google account :) If you want to learn more, I will be sharing alot of additional stuff this and the upcoming week on its cool features.
And honestlyβ¦ Itβs kind of magical. I pointed it to a folder full of images, pedestrians, retail shelves, conveyor belts, and it gave me a clean, 1-line summary for each one.
Then I dropped in a YouTube URL, and it summarized that too. Straight from the terminal. No additional dependencies or configuration. If you're working in hashtag#computervision, building datasets, or just juggling lots of media files, this can be a serious time-saver, especially with its reasoning capabilities.
Best thing, it's completely free, with 60 model requests per minute and 1,000 model requests per day with your Google account :) If you want to learn more, I will be sharing alot of additional stuff this and the upcoming week on its cool features.
π₯ BOOM, Google just dropped the Gemini CLI π₯π₯π₯
And honestlyβ¦ Itβs kind of magical. I pointed it to a folder full of images, pedestrians, retail shelves, conveyor belts, and it gave me a clean, 1-line summary for each one.
Then I dropped in a YouTube URL, and it summarized that too. Straight from the terminal. No additional dependencies or configuration. If you're working in hashtag#computervision, building datasets, or just juggling lots of media files, this can be a serious time-saver, especially with its reasoning capabilities.
Best thing, it's completely free, with 60 model requests per minute and 1,000 model requests per day with your Google account. π
π Gemini CLI: https://github.com/google-gemini/gemini-cli
And honestlyβ¦ Itβs kind of magical. I pointed it to a folder full of images, pedestrians, retail shelves, conveyor belts, and it gave me a clean, 1-line summary for each one.
Then I dropped in a YouTube URL, and it summarized that too. Straight from the terminal. No additional dependencies or configuration. If you're working in hashtag#computervision, building datasets, or just juggling lots of media files, this can be a serious time-saver, especially with its reasoning capabilities.
Best thing, it's completely free, with 60 model requests per minute and 1,000 model requests per day with your Google account. π
π Gemini CLI: https://github.com/google-gemini/gemini-cli
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π #DoubleDragon with #AI π
πHow Double Dragon would look like in real life? Each character has been transformed with #AI to capture their style, fighting spirit, and charisma, as if they had stepped right out of the gameβs streets into the real world. AUDIO ON. Damn romanticπ
#artificialintelligence #machinelearning #ml #AI #deeplearning #computervision #AIwithPapers #metaverse #LLM
πPost https://t.ly/0IpER
πChannel http://www.youtube.com/@iaiaoh84
πHow Double Dragon would look like in real life? Each character has been transformed with #AI to capture their style, fighting spirit, and charisma, as if they had stepped right out of the gameβs streets into the real world. AUDIO ON. Damn romanticπ
#artificialintelligence #machinelearning #ml #AI #deeplearning #computervision #AIwithPapers #metaverse #LLM
πPost https://t.ly/0IpER
πChannel http://www.youtube.com/@iaiaoh84
πΏπΏDawn of Generative CinematographyπΏπΏ
π©#TheOdyssey by Christopher Nolan was shot entirely on IMAX 70mm. It feels almost romantic: massive cameras, film stock, premium lenses, and an obsessive pursuit of the highest possible quality at the moment of capture.
πMeanwhile, #AI research is heading in the exact opposite direction.
π©A pre-print paper released today, "Camera Anything", demonstrates something that sounded like science fiction just a few years ago: you film a scene once... and then you can virtually reposition the camera anywhere.
π©Want a close-up? A drone shot? A ground-level perspective? A side angle? A cinematic tracking shot? You no longer decide where to place the camera during filming. You decide afterwards.
πAnd this fundamentally changes what cinematography means.
π©For more than a century, filmmakers have had to make irreversible decisions on set. Camera placement, focal length, movement, framing, etc. These choices became part of the recorded footage forever.
π©A scene becomes a 3D representation that can be "re-shot" endlessly from viewpoints that never physically existed. We simply capture "raw" data from which the final result is reconstructed or customized.
π©Five years from now, will we still talk about shooting a movie? Or will we simply capture a scene and decide later where the camera should have been?
The irony is fascinating. While Nolan reminds us how extraordinary a 70mm camera can be, AI is quietly suggesting that, soon, the camera itself will be optional.
πThe first step towards the generative cinematography.
#deeplearning #computervision #AIwithPapers
πDiscussion https://lnkd.in/dMgakzWm
πPaper arxiv.org/pdf/2607.24591
πProject yixuanli98.github.io/cameraanything/
πRepo github.com/yixuanli98/CameraAnything
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π©#TheOdyssey by Christopher Nolan was shot entirely on IMAX 70mm. It feels almost romantic: massive cameras, film stock, premium lenses, and an obsessive pursuit of the highest possible quality at the moment of capture.
πMeanwhile, #AI research is heading in the exact opposite direction.
π©A pre-print paper released today, "Camera Anything", demonstrates something that sounded like science fiction just a few years ago: you film a scene once... and then you can virtually reposition the camera anywhere.
π©Want a close-up? A drone shot? A ground-level perspective? A side angle? A cinematic tracking shot? You no longer decide where to place the camera during filming. You decide afterwards.
πAnd this fundamentally changes what cinematography means.
π©For more than a century, filmmakers have had to make irreversible decisions on set. Camera placement, focal length, movement, framing, etc. These choices became part of the recorded footage forever.
π©A scene becomes a 3D representation that can be "re-shot" endlessly from viewpoints that never physically existed. We simply capture "raw" data from which the final result is reconstructed or customized.
π©Five years from now, will we still talk about shooting a movie? Or will we simply capture a scene and decide later where the camera should have been?
The irony is fascinating. While Nolan reminds us how extraordinary a 70mm camera can be, AI is quietly suggesting that, soon, the camera itself will be optional.
πThe first step towards the generative cinematography.
#deeplearning #computervision #AIwithPapers
πDiscussion https://lnkd.in/dMgakzWm
πPaper arxiv.org/pdf/2607.24591
πProject yixuanli98.github.io/cameraanything/
πRepo github.com/yixuanli98/CameraAnything
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πΏDawn of Generative CinematographyπΏ
π© The Odissey by Christopher Nolan was shot entirely on IMAX 70mm. It feels almost romantic: massive cameras, film stock, premium lenses, and an obsessive pursuit of the highest possible quality at the moment of capture.
π Meanwhile, #AI research is heading in the exact opposite direction.
π© A pre-print paper released today, "Camera Anything", demonstrates something that sounded like science fiction just a few years ago: you film a scene once... and then you can virtually reposition the camera anywhere.
π© Want a close-up? A drone shot? A ground-level perspective? A side angle? A cinematic tracking shot? You no longer decide where to place the camera during filming. You decide afterwards.
π And this fundamentally changes what cinematography means.
π© For more than a century, filmmakers have had to make irreversible decisions on set. Camera placement, focal length, movement, framing, etc. These choices became part of the recorded footage forever.
π© A scene becomes a 3D representation that can be "re-shot" endlessly from viewpoints that never physically existed. We simply capture "raw" data from which the final result is reconstructed or customized.
π©Five years from now, will we still talk about shooting a movie? Or will we simply capture a scene and decide later where the camera should have been?
The irony is fascinating. While Nolan reminds us how extraordinary a 70mm camera can be, AI is quietly suggesting that, soon, the camera itself will be optional.
πThe first step towards the generative cinematography.
#deeplearning #computervision #AIwithPapers
πDiscussion https://lnkd.in/dMgakzWm
πPaper arxiv.org/pdf/2607.24591
πProject yixuanli98.github.io/cameraanything/
πRepo github.com/yixuanli98/CameraAnything
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π© The Odissey by Christopher Nolan was shot entirely on IMAX 70mm. It feels almost romantic: massive cameras, film stock, premium lenses, and an obsessive pursuit of the highest possible quality at the moment of capture.
π Meanwhile, #AI research is heading in the exact opposite direction.
π© A pre-print paper released today, "Camera Anything", demonstrates something that sounded like science fiction just a few years ago: you film a scene once... and then you can virtually reposition the camera anywhere.
π© Want a close-up? A drone shot? A ground-level perspective? A side angle? A cinematic tracking shot? You no longer decide where to place the camera during filming. You decide afterwards.
π And this fundamentally changes what cinematography means.
π© For more than a century, filmmakers have had to make irreversible decisions on set. Camera placement, focal length, movement, framing, etc. These choices became part of the recorded footage forever.
π© A scene becomes a 3D representation that can be "re-shot" endlessly from viewpoints that never physically existed. We simply capture "raw" data from which the final result is reconstructed or customized.
π©Five years from now, will we still talk about shooting a movie? Or will we simply capture a scene and decide later where the camera should have been?
The irony is fascinating. While Nolan reminds us how extraordinary a 70mm camera can be, AI is quietly suggesting that, soon, the camera itself will be optional.
πThe first step towards the generative cinematography.
#deeplearning #computervision #AIwithPapers
πDiscussion https://lnkd.in/dMgakzWm
πPaper arxiv.org/pdf/2607.24591
πProject yixuanli98.github.io/cameraanything/
πRepo github.com/yixuanli98/CameraAnything
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GPT-6 Astra cracks 1941 Enigma message
OpenAIβs GPT-6 Astra has decoded the MVUEH message, an 85-year-old German Enigma cipher, in just 48 hours. The model now identifies assembly errors in IKEA furniture with 80% accuracy, a significant jump from the 28% peak recorded in November 2025.
Carter Leffen successfully executed the Enigma analysis on September 14β15, 2026. While the model demonstrates clear progress in high-level reasoning and computer vision, Epoch AI indicates that the current inference speed is not yet sufficient for real-time assembly guidance. The model is available to ChatGPT Plus, Pro, Business, and Enterprise users and via API. π€
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OpenAIβs GPT-6 Astra has decoded the MVUEH message, an 85-year-old German Enigma cipher, in just 48 hours. The model now identifies assembly errors in IKEA furniture with 80% accuracy, a significant jump from the 28% peak recorded in November 2025.
Carter Leffen successfully executed the Enigma analysis on September 14β15, 2026. While the model demonstrates clear progress in high-level reasoning and computer vision, Epoch AI indicates that the current inference speed is not yet sufficient for real-time assembly guidance. The model is available to ChatGPT Plus, Pro, Business, and Enterprise users and via API. π€
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