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blog/2023-01-12-origami-ai-roadmap #13
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This is a great article! A lot of valuable information to serve as guidelines to future steps. Having a passion for both origami and AI, I have also explored (at least conceptually) the possibilities of combining them. PS: I'm the on who designed the origami for the challenge proposed by Grant Marshall :) I do believe that there is still much to explore with this "inspiration part" before we actually have some AI designing origamis from text prompts since. Until now, people either used a real subject, or their imagination, when designing origamis. Using your imagination can be difficult since you don't have a clear reference (unless you somehow make that concept a reality by drawing it for example) so Midjourney and other tools can be used to bring that concept to an real one, thus facilitating the design process. |
@Goncalo-Chambel Thank you for your interesting comment, and congrats on the dragon egg design! I haven't seen Tadashi Mori's video yet, but it sounds very interesting. |
Hi Michał, what a great article. I am also an origami fan as well as an AI enthusiast. The idea of using AI applied to origami has been running around in my mind for months now. The idea of generating a tree diagram from a prompt is great and I think relatively 'easy' to implement. The technology is there. We only need to find or 'generate' the training data... I have been playing with the idea of training an AI to recognize origami models in pictures. The idea is generate artificial data using a 3D SW like Blender. You can easily generate several hundred pictures of for example cranes. Then you put the pictures on real photographs and retrain an existing AI on those images. It should be able to identify the cranes in real pictures. |
It should complete a full diagram |
@fsanchezsb Thanks. This is an interesting idea. Do let me know how it develops. |
For the record, here is Tadashi Mori’s video: https://youtu.be/dPPg-s4lK6Q |
Origami AI — a roadmap - Origami by Michał Kosmulski
In this article, I present a roadmap for applying AI to the field of origami. Starting from what is possible today, I suggest how existing building blocks could be used and extended to bring us to a point where systems can design origami automatically based on user input. This is both a prediction of where things might go and a to-do list.
https://origami.kosmulski.org/blog/2023-01-12-origami-ai-roadmap
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