Scanning the World #shorts

Scanning the World #shorts

Welcome to my short clip series where I explore the fascinating fields of digital and technical art. Today, we are discussing the idea of scanning the world using machines. This technology is designed for machine use and aims to benefit humanity.

We employ several tools to scan the world, each with its unique capabilities:

• Object Detection: This neural network algorithm does what its name suggests—detect objects in images and videos.
• Photogrammetry: This involves processing a large set of images of a subject and transforming them into a 3D object.
• LIDAR: LIDAR systems use laser rays to map out the world.
• NeRFs (Neural Radiance Fields): A fusion of photogrammetry and AI machine learning, NeRFs have recently seen significant advances in speed, accuracy, and the number of pictures required.

These technological breakthroughs will empower machines and, in turn, enhance our ability to interact with and understand the world. This will augment our reality in various domains, such as self-driving cars, delivery drones, nano-medical bots, and virtual reality worlds. We can expect to witness many more advancements in the near future.

Keywords

• Object Detection
• Photogrammetry
• LIDAR
• NeRFs (Neural Radiance Fields)
• AI Machine Learning
• Neural Network Algorithm
• Digital and Technical Art
• 3D Object Transformation
• Technological Breakthroughs
• Augmented Reality

FAQ

Q: What is object detection? A: Object detection is a neural network algorithm designed to identify and locate objects within images and videos.

Q: What is photogrammetry? A: Photogrammetry involves processing a large set of images of a specific subject to create a 3D object.

Q: What is LIDAR? A: LIDAR uses laser rays to map out the world, providing high-resolution 3D mapping.

Q: What are NeRFs? A: NeRFs stand for Neural Radiance Fields, which combine photogrammetry and AI machine learning to create detailed 3D representations. Recent advancements have improved their speed, accuracy, and efficiency.

Q: How will these technologies benefit humanity? A: These technologies will enhance our ability to detect and interact with the world, augmenting reality in areas such as self-driving cars, delivery drones, nano-medical bots, and VR worlds.