AI could help us decode animal communication

Researchers at Johns Hopkins University and NVIDIA have developed a neural surface reconstruction algorithm called Neuralangelo that can create highly accurate 3D models from smartphone videos or drone footage

According to an international group of researchers, advancements in AI research may bring us closer to decoding the communication systems of whales, crows, bats, and other animals. Led by Professor Christian Rutz from the University of St Andrews, the group highlights the transformative potential of machine-learning tools in uncovering the hidden lives of animals and its implications for conservation.

New Algorithm Turns Smartphone Videos into Detailed 3D Models

Researchers at Johns Hopkins University and NVIDIA have developed a neural surface reconstruction algorithm called Neuralangelo that can create highly accurate 3D models from smartphone videos or drone footage. The algorithm uses neural networks and achieves submillimeter accuracy, enabling the precise rendering of objects, statues, buildings, and entire environments. Previous 3D surface reconstruction methods were slow and required manual input, but Neuralangelo democratises the process and makes it accessible to anyone with a smartphone.  You can watch a video about it at https://youtube/Qpdw3SW54kI

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