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The NeRF Method for Creating 3D Models from 2D Photographs

By Rain Noe - March 30, 2020

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Advances in the space of creating 3D models from 2D photographs are getting downright amazing. This month a team of computer vision researchers from UC Berkeley, UC San Diego and Google Research showed off their NeRF technique--that's Neural Radiance Fields--for "view synthesis" on a variety of objects captured as 2D images, and the level of detail extracted is astonishing:

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Their research paper is here, and they've posted the code to Github.

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