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I remember very smart people telling me it is impossible for a rocket to fall out of the sky and land on a boat. Now people are telling me it is impossible for a robot to deliver pizza. Meanwhile my Tesla is watching my son’s class and learning. Just one of millions. :-)

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More data. This was done from one image. One.

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Understanding human behavior requires understanding 3D human contact with the world. To study this, we introduce a dataset (RICH) and a method (BSTRO) that infers 3D contact on the body from a single image. #CVPR2022 rich.is.tue.mpg.de (1/8)

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should adopt this form of visualisation! Really cool❣️😊

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Understanding human behavior requires understanding 3D human contact with the world. To study this, we introduce a dataset (RICH) and a method (BSTRO) that infers 3D contact on the body from a single image. #CVPR2022 rich.is.tue.mpg.de (1/8)

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