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Sora is the next step to reaching AI for generating manufacturable things?

stepalibre

Alibre Super User
The ability of an AI to understand physics well enough to generate videos can help in generating CAD models. Its understanding of context across many frames is what I think is needed for generating precise technical objects and real world things. I can't wait to try it!

Not using tech like Sora alone, but pairing it with a CAD engine, CNC machines and 3D printers.

This is huge!

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This is essentially object tracking.

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stepalibre

Alibre Super User
Can you generate and/or use photogrammetry with this technology? If so, then you should be able to generate far more accurate 3D scenes/models and test them in the AI generated environment making even better 3D CAD to AI rendered image or video.

It's not the video it's the data you can extract from the video that's the bigger deal.
 

NateLiquidGravity

Alibre Super User
I understand 100%. I've been telling people that I'm expecting Star Trek holodeck type novels will come out of this eventually. A writer will describe the scenario, plot, theme, settings, characters,... And the computer will generate custom adventures that adapt to what you do. Maybe the holodeck won't be there for a while but VR will.
 

NateLiquidGravity

Alibre Super User
Maybe add to your prompt that the objects are physically solid and must not change shape as they rotate. Might be worth a try.
 

JimCad

Senior Member
We don't even have Sora over here yet.
I've never used AI but I clicked one of your links. Not available in the UK it said.
My Brother loves AI.

Jim
 

VECDESIGN

Member
OPENSCAD is free and fully focus on code based modeling. An AI tunning for it can be great for skills free non-organic parts modeling.
 

stepalibre

Alibre Super User
Have you seen https://zoo.dev/
I just stumbled on it and haven't tried it yet.
There are many versions of this especially opensource projects. They don't generate BREP models. And generating a new model for the same size, every time is very inefficient.

Here is a BREP generator:


Some would argue we don't need BREP or NURBS. I disagree.

I'm familiar with OpenSCAD and the Python versions. The problem with these languages is that they were made for human coders and programmers. It doesn't really translate well. It would be more accurate to train an AI on OpenSCAD source code and scripts and make a new language the AI is designed to use. I'm sure this has or will soon happen if not OpenSCAD another project or product using DeepSeek or the next DeepSeek.
 

stepalibre

Alibre Super User
There are many versions of this especially opensource projects. They don't generate BREP models. And generating a new model for the same size, every time is very inefficient.

Here is a BREP generator:


Some would argue we don't need BREP or NURBS. I disagree.

I'm familiar with OpenSCAD and the Python versions. The problem with these languages is that they were made for human coders and programmers. It doesn't really translate well. It would be more accurate to train an AI on OpenSCAD source code and scripts and make a new language the AI is designed to use. I'm sure this has or will soon happen if not OpenSCAD another project or product using DeepSeek or the next DeepSeek.
This is a great presentation and some parts form the basis of my unrelated research:

However, I don't agree with everything stated in the video.


I've been testing OpenAI's new Deep Research to help me develop BREP generation ideas.

 
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