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It's pretty cool how quickly we're able to turn a 2D image into a 3D one these days. Although it's not perfect yet, you can see that it doesn't quite capture th
by BudaDude 3y ago
It's pretty cool how quickly we're able to turn a 2D image into a 3D one these days. Although it's not perfect yet, you can see that it doesn't quite capture the depth of the horse and dragon sculpture near the edges. But this technology will definitely improve over time.
Now, here's a thought to chew on: once we've mastered 2D to 3D, what's stopping us from exploring 3D to 4D conversion? That would take this to an entirely new level.
- inportb 3y agoThis project seems to perform some rudimentary 3D to 4D conversion by rotating the object as a function of time. A first step, perhaps, on the path to inferring entire timelines.