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Researchers from Stanford and Google AI Introduce MELON: An AI Technique that can Determine Object-Centric Camera Poses Entirely from Scratch while Reconstructing the Object in 3D

While humans can easily infer the shape of an object from 2D images, computers struggle to reconstruct accurate 3D models without knowledge of the camera poses. This problem, known as pose inference, is crucial for various applications, like creating 3D models for e-commerce and aiding autonomous vehicle navigation. Existing techniques relying on either gathering the…

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From Science Fiction to Reality: NVIDIA’s Project GR00T Redefines Human-Robot Interaction

NVIDIA’s unveiling of Project GR00T, a unique foundation model for humanoid robots, and its commitment to the Isaac Robotics Platform and the Robot Operating System (ROS) heralds a significant leap in the development and application of AI in robotics. This project promises to revolutionize how robots understand and interact with the world around them, equipping…

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How to edit scanned documents: 6 quick ways

Scanning paper documents is an essential step in digitization. With more than half of small businesses still relying on paper records, you will likely have a stack of receipts, invoices, and contracts you need to scan. But what happens when you need to change those documents after scanning them? Whether it's redacting sensitive information, merging files, or…

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Synth2: Boosting Visual-Language Models with Synthetic Captions and Image Embeddings by Researchers from Google DeepMind

VLMs are potent tools for grasping visual and textual data, promising advancements in tasks like image captioning and visual question answering. Limited data availability hampers their performance. Recent strides show that pre-training VLMs on larger image-text datasets improves downstream tasks. Yet, creating such datasets faces challenges: scarcity of paired data, high curation costs, low diversity,…

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