Sandflow open-sources a library of over 100,000 programmable 3D objects

AISandflow says it has open-sourced a 3D library of more than 100,000 objects, ranging from CAD parts to articulated mechanisms. Each object is a readable program, so changing a dimension updates the object, and a language model can read the code and write new objects.

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The source describes objects written as readable code that update when a dimension changes and can be read and generated by a language model, which bears on how AI tools handle 3D design.

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We just open-sourced a 3D library of +100K objects, all written as code.

From CAD parts to articulated mechanisms. Each object is a readable program. Change a dimension, it updates. A language model can read it and write new ones.

Explore it: https://sandflow.ai/sand3d/

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Sandflow · x.comPublished Nov 5, 4:10 AM ET · added here 7:37 AM ET

Original title: We just open-sourced a 3D library of +100K objects, all written as code.

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