昨晩の「第129回ゆるゆるワールド勉強会」参加ありがとうでした！ 「画像から立体生成！」と題してWebサービスを利用した画像から3Ðモデル（Photogrammetry、GaussianSplatting）を生成した成果を比べつつ紹介しました 以前なら数千枚の画像等が必要だったものが１枚の画像から作れる時代… #ゆワ勉

Forensic imaging has matured – CT, MRI, 3D printing, photogrammetry are now standard. But major "black holes" remain. The future is digital, not driverless. researching.cn/EN/HPArticle/… #forensic #ForensicScience #ForensicImaging #AI #FutureOfForensics

They use Photogrammetry, then go for a stylized realistic look after. They hand tune the details for a cinematic aesthetic and the engine itself is built to promote realistic lighting and eye reflections.

Things like Mocap, Photogrammetry, and all the other important dev work had ceased, and what we see in game is likely the only stuff they had finished or what they had to cobble together right before lockdown & the only work that could be done from home was shit like bug fixes/QA

Photogrammetry broken down for data , you must understand, what State plane coordinate systems are or Cartesian coordinates? You can treat the Earth flat and stationary. Remember you claim the Earth is a giant sphere. Lol 😂 there is no 8 in per ml squared measured.

How is photogrammetry different than Gaussian splatting

It’s still photogrammetry, just refined by hand

ISPRS Congress returns to Canada after 50 years! 🇨🇦 Toronto hosts the world’s leading event in photogrammetry, remote sensing & geospatial science, 4–11 July 2026. Global experts, cutting-edge research, AI & quantum tech, industry showcases, & unmatched networking.

It's so wild seeing photogrammetry in Racine in #MSFS now.

A mostly black colored shoe scan. Photogrammetry software is getting smarter. Earlier versions would have trouble reconstructing dark regions and would result to a lot of noise in these areas but here it's smooth as alabaster. #b3d #3scanning #photogrammetry

Another successful scan. #b3d #3dscanning #photogrammetry

🤯 This entire FPV fly-through of Raj Bhavan, Malabar Hill was created with AI using GPT Image 2 Seedance 2 @dreamina_ai The secret? During my recent visit to Raj Bhavan, I wondered what it would feel like to fly through the entire estate at high speed. So I took a single aerial image, drew a custom flight path, and let AI transform it into a cinematic FPV drone journey. 🔥 No drone pilot 🔥 No 3D software 🔥 No expensive equipment 🔥 No photogrammetry scan 🔥 Just AI the right prompt In this video you'll see: ✅ Cinematic FPV camera movement ✅ Route-following AI animation ✅ Raj Bhavan's historic architecture ✅ Lush gardens and coastal landscapes ✅ Dynamic aerial perspectives ✅ Mumbai skyline in the background ✅ Seamless one-take drone-style flight From a single image to a fully animated aerial experience. 🏛️ Raj Bhavan, Malabar Hill, Mumbai 🖼️ GPT Image 2 🎬 Seedance 2 What iconic location should I fly through next? 👀 #RajBhavan #Mumbai #GPTImage2 #Seedance2

Modern photogrammetric workflows demand both speed and precision. With the right tools, it is possible to streamline complex tasks and handle large datasets efficiently➡️ hubs.ly/Q04knc0L0 #AerialSurvey #Photogrammetry #RemoteSensing #Mapping #Drones

Looks like a perfect use case of photogrammetry nanite to me

So a month before FWA, on a whim after getting tired of my expensive VR headset being used just for Pavlov and sim racing, I wanted to give VR Chat a try again, especially since there was a prominent furry presence. (I had decided to publicly participate in the fandom and wanted to get my feet wet.) At this point, I had an ambivalent/somewhat negative view of VR Chat, which was mostly formed from my first experience on it eight years ago, and of course, the reels of content trolls would post of other players. I decided to hop in, and go for the FWA hotel worlds. I ended up meeting some cool people, all of whom were shocked I was gone for eight years. I was surprised to find that there were folks that were so easy to talk with (and refreshingly, they complimented me like so). Fast forward to just after FWA, one of the fursuiters I met reached out to me and we ended up connecting over gaming, and I had mentioned that I was trying VR Chat again, so I got adopted into their group. And WOW what a difference being in a group of friends vs public instances makes. This crew took the time to show me all the changes to the game I had missed. I got to try some different avatars, see different worlds, and even learn to make my own demo one! Avatar wise, they gave me pointers on what bases to grab and what apps to customize. I'm amazed by how much expression the platform allows for. I used to think that VR Chat was one of those games where if you went in, you weren't really "productive" towards a goal, so it wasn't worth the time. My opinion has changed now in that social games like this are more about exploration and connection than grinding your character stats. Once I had surrendered the idea that video games needed a goal or that I had to be productive all the time, I became more and more acclimated to the idea of a game where you just wander with friends. And wandering has been quite fun! It's like theme park hopping, except it's free. We have been seeing everything from art worlds, photogrammetry worlds, interactive ones, and even PvP games to play with each other. Almost like an endless art gallery. Furality was definitely a highlight. I'm not typically a party or rave person, but I did attend a bunch of meetups and got to meet new people there too. Waiting for the ceremonies to start, and then watching the fireworks felt strange, but familiar. Just "hanging out" waiting for a show to start felt just like a real life intermission. Watching fireworks in real life always had a notion of "cherish the moment" I felt, but somehow, I felt the same way watching virtual ones next to others. Amazingly, I even felt the "engineering wow factor" behind the technical bits of Furality's DevOps and fireworks once I saw how it all came together and playing in real time. The familiarity is the feeling- though the strangeness is the medium it's experienced with! What a joy it's been too to connect with everyone. I've even had the chance to meet players from Japan who were patient enough with my very-limited Japanese as we tried to communicate. At Furality, I got to see how deaf and hard of hearing folks communicate and practice my ASL too. It's very interesting (and unexpected!) to see how these communities exist and interact in such a platform. In any case, it's great to go through a broadening of life experiences. From the connections, opportunities to learn new skills, and experiences available, I understand now why so many people spend a lot of their time on this platform and with the furry community. I wish I did this sooner, but alas, you need certain experiences to be at the right time and right place that you can ideally enjoy things. 😅

Local announcements aren't enough. For universal acceptance, independent international institutions (like Oxford or CNRS) must review the raw data. True science requires publishing high res photogrammetry so global epigraphers can vet the artifact with open peer review.

You can claim that all you want . The reality is is when they take high altitude photography through photogrammetry. There is lens distortion on the edges. Nothing to do with the shape of the Earth . Again, there is no 8-in per mile Square curving Earth.

Boots 3D asset used for this pic: “Magnum Elite Spider 8.0 boots Photogrammetry” by Nick G. Gizelis skfb.ly/68tqQ Licensed under CC BY 4.0: creativecommons.org/licenses…

image->video-3d photogrammetry