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CA-1M and Cubify Anything This repository includes the public implementation of Cubify Transformer and the associated CA-1M dataset. Paper Apple Cubify Anything: Scaling Indoor 3D Object Detection Justin Lazarow, David Griffiths, Gefen Kohavi, Francisco Crespo, Afshin Dehghan CVPR 2025 Repository Overview This repository includes: Links to the underlying data and annotations of the CA-1M dataset. Links to released models of the Cubify Transformer (CuTR) model from the Cubify Anything pa
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Released in 2010 and bundled with the Xbox 360, the Kinect looked like the future – for a brief moment, at least. A camera that could detect your gestures and replicate them on-screen in a game, the Kinect allowed players to control video games with their bodies. It was initially a sensation, selling 1m units in its first 10 days; it remains the fastest-selling gaming peripheral ever. However, a lack of games, unreliable performance and a motion-control market already monopolised by the Nintend
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Your camera has the ability to take three dimensional photos. Your screen has the ability to display three dimensional photos. You’ve probably never used either. This isn’t a hidden feature of some new phone hardware release, it’s a feature of your brain. All your brain needs to see in 3D is two pictures, and you can trick your brain into seeing 3D on a flat screen using just your eye muscles. I will teach you how. I’ll also tell you why you should. Binocular Vision, and Faking It Around a thi
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Your camera has the ability to take three dimensional photos. Your screen has the ability to display three dimensional photos. You’ve probably never used either. This isn’t a hidden feature of some new phone hardware release, it’s a feature of your brain. All your brain needs to see in 3D is two pictures, and you can trick your brain into seeing 3D on a flat screen using just your eye muscles. I will teach you how. I’ll also tell you why you should. Binocular Vision, and Faking It Around a thi
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Metabolic imaging is a valuable noninvasive method for studying living cells with laser light, but it’s been constrained by the way light scatters when it shines into tissue, limiting the resolution and depth of penetration. MIT researchers have developed a new technique that more than doubles the usual depth limit while boosting imaging speeds, yielding richer and more detailed images. This technique does not require samples to be sliced and stained with contrast dyes. Instead, when a speciali
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