Intel and Blockade Labs have announced the development of a new machine learning model called Ldm3d (Latent Diffusion Model For 3D) that will allow users to generate images and related depth cards based on natural language text descriptions. The system is similar to the Stable Diffusion image synthesis system, but Ldm3d enables the creation of three-dimensional visual content, including spherical panoramic images that can be viewed in 360-degree mode.
The new model was designed to be used in virtual reality games and other interactive three-dimensional environments. The technology was jointly developed by Intel labs and Blockade Labs. The model is now available for free downloads.
In a statement, Intel and Blockade Labs said that Ldm3d will revolutionize the way people interact with virtual reality games and three-dimensional environments. The model has been specifically designed to be user-friendly, enabling even users without extensive technical knowledge to develop interactive content easily.
Ldm3d has been described as a breakthrough in the field of machine learning and artificial intelligence, opening up new possibilities for creating immersive and engaging three-dimensional environments. The free availability of the model is expected to lead to rapid adoption by content developers and game developers looking to create interactive and realistic three-dimensional environments.
The joint announcement by Intel and Blockade Labs is expected to generate significant interest among developers and researchers in the field of machine learning and artificial intelligence. The new model has already been hailed as a major milestone in the development of advanced machine learning tools that have the potential to transform the way people interact with technology.