Dr. Jason Rambach, gave a talk on “Building Virtual Worlds with 3D Sensing and AI” at the NEM Summit 2024 in Brussels on the 23.10.2024. The presentation was part of the AI for Virtual Worlds session organized by Future Artificial Intelligence Research (FAIR). The presentation with results from the Project HumanTech and various XR projects based on object pose estimation technology from DFKI, was followed by an exciting panel discussion.
Contact: Dr. Jason Rambach
The HumanTech project, under the coordination of DFKI Augmented Vision – Dr. Jason Rambach, has reached another key milestone with a highly productive General Assembly Meeting held from 5 to 6 September 2024 at the Technological University of the Shannon (TUS), Athlone Campus, Ireland. As the project is on its final path toward completion next year, this meeting marked an important step in aligning strategies and objectives for the remaining phases.
The overall status of the project shows that everything is progressing as planned, with the pilots well on track and providing a solid foundation for both achieving the current project goals and supporting future research and development initiatives. Additionally, participants enjoyed a guided tour and live demonstration at TUS’s state-of-the-art robotics department, showcasing cutting-edge technology that will play a crucial role in advancing AI applications in the construction industry.
For more on HumanTech: https://humantech-horizon.eu/news/
Contact: Dr. Jason Rambach
We are glad to announce that our paper, Text2CAD: Generating Sequential CAD Models from Beginner-to-Expert Level Text Prompts has been accepted as a spotlight presentation at the Thirty-Eighth Annual Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS) 2024. The project page is available here. Our research introduces the first AI framework to generate sequential CAD designs from text prompts that include numerical parameters. We look forward to presenting our work in Vancouver, Canada.
Contact: muhammad_zeshan.afzal@dfki.de , mohammad.khan@dfki.de
Dr. Jason Rambach, coordinator of the EU Horizon Project HumanTech , participated in the “Digital Twins for Sustainable Construction” session at the Sustainable Places conference in Luxembourg (23.9-27.9) organized by projects of the Tech4Construction cluster.
Dr. Rambach presented results from the Project HumanTech, focusing on the automated Scan-to-BIM problem. In addition, he was a panel member for the ensuing discussion together with coordinator and members of other ongoing projects in construction and building management such as RobetArme, Beeyonders, InCube and Reincarnate.
Workshop schedule: https://www.sustainableplaces.eu/sp2024/exploring-digital-twins-machine-human-collaboration-and-sustainable-construction/
HumanTech project: https://humantech-horizon.eu/
Contact: Dr. Jason Rambach
