<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>AI technology developed by Cornell University, called DRAWER, can turn ordinary videos of rooms into interactive 3D models, allowing users to explore and interact with the space realistically.</li><li>The system uses AI to analyze videos and create realistic 3D scenes without the need for special equipment or sensors, making it user-friendly and accessible.</li><li>Different AI models work together to create detailed digital twins of rooms, enabling tasks like opening doors, moving objects, and training robots virtually for real-world applications.</li><li>While currently focusing on hard objects, researchers aim to expand the technology to include soft materials and larger areas, with the ultimate goal of creating digital twins for various real-world applications.</li></ul>

From phone video to virtual reality: AI turns real rooms into interactive 3D spaces

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