Nvidia has publicly released the code for its groundbreaking framework, Neuralangelo, to create ultra-high definition 3D models from regular video clips.

Now available on GitHub, the tool allows users to take a high-quality video clip and convert it into a 3D model, which can then be used in game development, movie effects, architecture, engineering, or even entire metaverses.

The Nvidia research website states the Neuralangelo framework “facilitates the creation of detailed digital twins of object-centric and large-scale real-world scenes with the aid of ubiquitous mobile devices.”

A video by Nvidia’s research team explained that Neuralangelo uses multi-resolution 3D hash grids and surface rendering to make detailed 3D models. These methods improve the creation process using numerical …