
AstonJ
NeRF (Neural Radiance Fields) in the Wild
Is this the future of photography - or spying even
Creating realistic 3D photo-models from a series of photographs - in this case those publicly viewable on the internet.
Details and their paper here: https://nerf-w.github.io
More general info about Neural Radiance Fields in this vid:
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dimitarvp
This is insane. I imagined something like this ever since I was a teen (so, ~26 years ago). Interesting that it finally it is shaping up to be a reality.
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