Natix and Valeo are building an open-source, decentralized camera model to serve as a foundation for physical AI development, including for self-driving cars and robots.

That's today's project. In this article, I'll show you how I started with a picture of me, used some intermediate AI, and turned it into a physical 3D plastic me figurine. Do I need a me figurine? No.

This SDK builds on top of the original SDK. Please refer to the original repository's README for general information. This README focuses on North-specific details ...

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