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This AI-Powered Wheelchair Could Change How People Move
Summary
Our AI models are powering new ways of moving. See how researchers at the University of Pittsburgh used SAM3 and DINO to help build one of the most advanced wheelchairs in the world
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Hype check
2/5Worth a look
Rated low: routine. Worth knowing, not worth rearranging your day for.
Prior coverage our earlier items on the same thing
- Introducing SAM Audio: The First Unified Multimodal Model for Audio Separation | AI at MetaAI at Meta on YouTube
- Introducing the Segment Anything Playground | AI at MetaAI at Meta on YouTube
- SAM 3: Under the hood of the data engine | AI at MetaAI at Meta on YouTube
- Introducing SAM 3D: a New Standard for 3D Object & Human Reconstruction from a Single ImageAI at Meta on YouTube
- Introducing SAM 3 + SAM 3D AI at MetaAI at Meta on YouTube
- Introducing Meta Omnilingual Automatic Speech Recognition | Transcription for 1,600+ languagesAI at Meta on YouTube
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