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0:00and build without limits. Here's the 0:02full schedule for the competition.0:03Registration runs from September 1st to 0:05October 3rd. You'll also gain access to 0:07resources worth millions and a global 0:09stage for your work. $80,000 in prizes.0:12Split between online and offline. You 0:14can compete in both. Win more than once.0:17Share your project on social media and 0:18win a Mac Mini. Bring your project to a 0:20demo day and pitch it live in one of 0:22seven cities worldwide. Build your 0:24world. Make it seen. Register and join 0:27the Tripathon now.0:34The world's first AI worldbuilding 0:36hackathon is now open. Join and win a 0:39share of $80,000 in cash prizes. AI 0:42learn to write, then to see, then to 0:44move. Now it's your turn to build a 0:46whole new world. This year's theme, a 0:49gift for choose from five creative 0:52tracks and build without limits. Here's 0:54the full schedule for the competition.0:56Registration runs from September 1st to 0:58October 3rd. You'll also gain access to 1:00resources worth millions and a global 1:02stage for your work. $80,000 in prizes.1:05Split between online and offline. You 1:07can compete in both. Win more than once.1:09Share your project on social media and 1:11win a Mac Mini. Bring your project to a 1:13demo day and pitch it live in one of 1:15seven cities worldwide. Build your 1:17world. Make it seen. Register and join 1:19the Tripathon now.1:24The world's first AI worldbuilding 1:26hackathon is now open. Join and win a 1:29share of $80,000 in cash prizes. AI 1:32learn to write, then to see, then to 1:34move. Now it's your turn to build a 1:36whole new world. This year's theme, a 1:39gift for choose from five creative 1:42tracks and build without limits. Here's 1:44the full schedule for the competition.1:46Registration runs from September 1st to 1:48October 3rd. You'll also gain access to 1:50resources worth millions and a global 1:52stage for your work. $80,000 in prizes 1:55split between online and offline. You 1:57can compete in both. Win more than once.1:59Share your project on social media and 2:01win a Mac Mini. Bring your project to a 2:03demo day and pitch it live in one of 2:04seven cities worldwide. Build your 2:06world. Make it seen. Register and join 2:09the Tripathon now.2:12The world's first AI worldbuilding 2:14hackathon is now open. Join and win a 2:17share of $80,000 in cash prizes. AI 2:20learn to write, then to see, then to 2:22move. Now it's your turn to build a 2:24whole new world. This year's theme, a 2:27gift for 2:29Choose from five creative tracks and 2:31build without limits. Here's the full 2:32schedule for the competition.2:34Registration runs from September 1st to 2:36October 3rd. You'll also gain access to 2:38resources worth millions and a global 2:40stage for your work. $80,000 in prizes 2:43split between online and offline. You 2:45can compete in both. Win more than once.2:47Share your project on social media and 2:49win a Mac Mini. Bring your project to a 2:51demo day and pitch it live in one of 2:53seven cities worldwide. Build your 2:55world. Make it seen. Register and join 2:58the Tripathon now.3:04The world's first AI worldbuilding 3:06hackathon is now open. Join and win a 3:09share of $80,000 in cash prizes. AI 3:12learned to write, then to see, then to 3:14move. Now it's your turn to build a 3:16whole new world. This year's theme, a 3:19gift for Choose from five creative 3:22tracks and build without limits. Here's 3:24the full schedule for the competition.3:26Registration runs from September 1st to 3:28October 3rd. You'll also gain access to 3:30resources worth millions and a global 3:32stage for your work. $80,000 in prizes.3:35Split between online and offline. You 3:37can compete in both. Win more than once.3:39Share your project on social media and 3:41win a Mac Mini. Bring your project to a 3:43demo day and pitch it live in one of 3:44seven cities worldwide. Build your 3:46world. Make it seen. Register and join 3:49the tripathon now.3:51The world's first AI worldbuilding 3:53hackathon is now open. Join and win a 3:56share of $80,000 in cash prizes. AI 3:59learn to write, then to see, then to 4:01move. Now it's your turn to build a 4:03whole new world. This year's theme, a 4:06gift for. Choose from five creative 4:09tracks and build without limits. Here's 4:11the full schedule for the competition.4:13Registration runs from September 1st to 4:15October 3rd. You'll also gain access to 4:17resources worth millions and a global 4:19stage for your work. $80,000 in prizes.4:22Split between online and offline. You 4:24can compete in both. Win more than once.4:26Share your project on social media and 4:28win a Mac Mini. Bring your project to a 4:30demo day and pitch it live in one of 4:32seven cities worldwide. Build your 4:34world. Make it seen. Register and join 4:36the Tripathon now.4:41The world's first AI worldbuilding 4:42hackathon is now open. Join and win a 4:45share of $80,000 in cash prizes. AI 4:49learn to write, then to see, then to 4:51move. Now it's your turn to build a 4:53whole new world. This year's theme, a 4:55gift for Choose from five creative 4:58tracks and build without limits. Here's 5:00the full schedule for the competition.5:02Registration runs from September 1st to 5:04October 3rd. You'll also gain access to 5:06resources worth millions and a global 5:08stage for your work. $80,000 in prizes.5:12Split between online and offline. You 5:14can compete in both. Win more than once.5:16Share your project on social media and 5:17win a Mac Mini. Bring your project to a 5:19demo day and pitch it live in one of 5:21seven cities worldwide. Build your 5:23world. Make it seen. Register and join 5:26the Tripathon now.5:29The world's first AI worldbuilding 5:30hackathon is now open. Join and win a 5:33share of $80,000 in cash prizes. AI 5:36learn to write then to see then to move.5:39Now it's your turn to build a whole new 5:41world. This year's theme, a gift for 5:45Choose from five creative tracks and 5:47build without limits. Here's the full 5:49schedule for the competition.5:50Registration runs from September 1st to 5:52October 3rd. You'll also gain access to 5:54resources worth millions and a global 5:56stage for your work. $80,000 in prizes 5:59split between online and offline. You 6:02can compete in both. Win more than once.6:04Share your project on social media and 6:05win a Mac Mini. Bring your project to a 6:07demo day and pitch it live in one of 6:09seven cities worldwide. Build your 6:11world. Make it seen. Register and join 6:14the Tripathon now.6:16The world's first AI worldbuilding 6:18hackathon is now open. Join and win a 6:21share of $80,000 in cash prizes. AI 6:24learn to write, then to see, then to 6:26move. Now it's your turn to build a 6:28whole new world. This year's theme, a 6:31gift for choose from five creative 6:34tracks and build without limits. Here's 6:36the full schedule for the competition.6:38Registration runs from September 1st to 6:40October 3rd. You'll also gain access to 6:42resources worth millions and a global 6:44stage for your work. $80,000 in prizes.6:47Split between online and offline. You 6:49can compete in both. Win more than once.6:51Share your project on social media and 6:53win a Mac Mini. Bring your project to a 6:55demo day and pitch it live in one of 6:56seven cities worldwide. Build your 6:59world. Make it seen. Register and join 7:01the tripathon now.7:07The world's first AI worldbuilding 7:09hackathon is now open. Join and win a 7:12share of $80,000 in cash prizes. AI 7:15learn to write, then to see, then to 7:18move. Now it's your turn to build a 7:20whole new world. This year's theme, a 7:22gift for.7:24Choose from five creative tracks and 7:26build without limits. Here's the full 7:28schedule for the competition.7:29Registration runs from September 1st to 7:31October 3rd. You'll also gain access to 7:33resources worth millions and a global 7:35stage for your work. $80,000 in prizes.7:38Split between online and offline. You 7:40can compete in both. Win more than once.7:42Share your project on social media and 7:44win a Mac Mini. Bring your project to a 7:46demo day and pitch it live in one of 7:48seven cities worldwide. Build your 7:50world. Make it seen. Register and join 7:53the Tripathon now.7:58The world's first AI worldbuilding 7:59hackathon is now open. Join and win a 8:02share of $80,000 in cash prizes. AI 8:05learn to write, then to see, then to 8:08move. Now it's your turn to build a 8:10whole new world. This year's theme, a 8:12gift for choose from five creative 8:15tracks and build without limits. Here's 8:17the full schedule for the competition.8:19Registration runs from September 1st to 8:21October 3rd. You'll also gain access to 8:23resources worth millions and a global 8:25stage for your work. $80,000 in prizes,8:28split between online and offline. You 8:30can compete in both. Win more than once.8:32Share your project on social media and 8:34win a Mac Mini. Bring your project to a 8:36demo day and pitch it live in one of 8:38seven cities worldwide. Build your 8:40world. Make it seen. Register and join 8:43the Tripathon now.8:47The world's first AI world building 8:48hackathon is now open. Join and win a 8:51share of $80,000 in cash prizes. AI 8:55learn to write then to see then to move.8:57Now it's your turn to build a whole new 8:59world. This year's theme, a gift for 9:03Choose from five creative tracks and 9:05build without limits. Here's the full 9:07schedule for the competition.9:08Registration runs from September 1st to 9:11October 3rd. You'll also gain access to 9:13resources worth millions and a global 9:14stage for your work. $80,000 in prizes 9:17split between online and offline. You 9:20can compete in both. Win more than once.9:22Share your project on social media and 9:24win a Mac Mini. Bring your project to a 9:25demo day and pitch it live in one of 9:27seven cities worldwide. Build your 9:29world. Make it seen. Register and join 9:32the Tripathon now.9:34The world's first AI worldbuilding 9:36hackathon is now open. Join and win a 9:39share of $80,000 in cash prizes. AI 9:42learn to write, then to see, then to 9:45move. Now it's your turn to build a 9:47whole new world. This year's theme, a 9:49gift for choose from five creative 9:52tracks and build without limits. Here's 9:54the full schedule for the competition.9:56Registration runs from September 1st to 9:58October 3rd. You'll also gain access to 10:00resources worth millions and a global 10:02stage for your work. $80,000 in prizes.10:05Split between online and offline. You 10:07can compete in both. Win more than once.10:10Share your project on social media and 10:11win a Mac Mini. Bring your project to a 10:13demo day and pitch it live in one of 10:15seven cities worldwide. Build your 10:17world. Make it seen. Register and join 10:20the Tripathon now. The world's first AI 10:23worldbuilding hackathon is now open.10:26Join and win a share of $80,000 in cash 10:28prizes. AI learn to write, then to see,10:32then to move. Now it's your turn to 10:34build a whole new world. This year's 10:36theme, a gift for. Choose from five 10:39creative tracks and build without 10:41limits. Here's the full schedule for the 10:43competition. Registration runs from 10:45September 1st to October 3rd. You'll 10:47also gain access to resources worth 10:48millions and a global stage for your 10:50work. $80,000 in prizes split between 10:53online and offline. You can compete in 10:55both. Win more than once. Share your 10:57project on social media and win a Mac 10:59Mini. Bring your project to a demo day 11:01and pitch it live in one of seven cities 11:03worldwide. Build your world. Make it 11:05seen. Register and join the Tripathon 11:08now.11:09The world's first AI worldbuilding 11:11hackathon is now open. Join and win a 11:14share of $80,000 in cash prizes. AI 11:17learn to write, then to see, then to 11:19move. Now it's your turn to build a 11:21whole new world. This year's theme, a 11:24gift for Choose from five creative 11:27tracks and build without limits. Here's 11:29the full schedule for the competition.11:31Registration runs from September 1st to 11:33October 3rd. You'll also gain access to 11:35resources worth millions and a global 11:37stage for your work. $80,000 in prizes.11:40Split between online and offline. You 11:42can compete in both. Win more than once.11:44Share your project on social media and 11:46win a Mac Mini. Bring your project to a 11:48demo day and pitch it live in one of 11:50seven cities worldwide. Build your 11:52world. Make it seen. Register and join 11:54the Tripathon now.12:10Hi everyone.12:16Can anyone see me clearly?12:20Please type in the chat box, please.12:27Hi guys.12:33So, welcome to the triple zone season 1 12:37globally online kickoff session. We we 12:40will officially begin in just like a few 12:42minutes, but I think some of you are 12:44already here. Let's do some warm up in 12:47this room together. First, a very easy 12:51question.12:52Where are you joining us from today?12:56Drop your cities or countries in the 12:58chat if you like.13:01Hi. Hi.13:03Las Vegas. Okay.13:06I've been there before. India. Okay.13:11Amazing.13:13Morning. But it's it's the night here 13:15like in China right now. Good morning.13:26Okay. Okay.13:30So, our kickoff session the world is 13:32loading right now.13:38Brazil. Okay. London.13:44Okay.13:46If you can see the presentation and hear 13:48me clearly, gives me a thumbs up please 13:52or just a nod at your screen like 14:01Yeah. Yeah.14:20I can already see some people joining us 14:22from like different parts of the world.14:24Welcome everyone. And uh if you're 14:28your camera is off that's totally fine.14:32We will assume you either concentrating 14:35or join us as stealing mode. And one 14:38more quick question before we begin.14:41Type one if you're here mainly to build 14:43something. Type two if you're here 14:46because you heard about the prize pool 14:48like $80,000.14:50And type three if you are here for both.14:54Let me see. Three.14:59Perfect. I think the three is a very 15:01honest answer, right?15:04Yeah, I think we will like be starting 15:07very shortly. So, please make sure you 15:09can see the presentation and this and 15:12hear me clearly 15:16for the prices, right?15:19Okay. Okay. Let me repeat. Type one if 15:23you're here mainly to build something.15:25Type two if you're here because you 15:27heard about the prize pool. you want to 15:29win the prize pool and type three if 15:32you're here for both 15:34not 800 actually yeah it's $8,000 US 15:40that's not very huge 15:57okay one more minutes to waiting more 16:01people to join us to join the global 16:04online kickoff session. Here 16:08we will introduce the theme and the 16:10structure of it and uh explain how to 16:12participate. I believe that like uh a 16:16large number of you guys have already 16:18attended this uh competition and uh and 16:22we will explain how to submit your 16:24project. hear the uh guidance from our 16:27judges. Yeah.16:30Exciting. I'm exciting too.16:46All right, I think our digital room is 16:48officially warmed up. So whether you are 16:52drawing with a finished concept uh or 16:55have an idea or one very ambitious 16:58folders called new project you can 17:01you're here in the right place. Okay I 17:04think let's begin. Hello everyone and 17:07welcome to the triple thone edition 17:11global online kickoff and my name is 17:14Johnny and I will be your host today.17:18Okay, I just want to like check once. Uh 17:22if if you can hear me clearly, please 17:24give a thumbs up, please.17:28I just want to make sure everything goes 17:30right 17:41already finished this 17:44warmed up.17:47So the same is hiding the code. Please 17:50everyone look closer to the screen I 17:52shared with you.17:55The theme is a gift for something.18:02Every word begins with something small 18:04like a question, a memory, an image and 18:07character or perhaps a strange idea that 18:10refuses to leave your head. So the theme 18:13of a triplesim season one is a gift for 18:17this blanket is yours to complete. Your 18:20world might be a gift for a person, a 18:23community, a future generation, another 18:26species or even a version of yourself.18:29It can be like emotional, practical,18:31playful 18:33or surreal or deeply personal. The 18:37important question is not simple like 18:39what can I generate? The more meaningful 18:41question is who or what in this world 18:44is.18:47This is where your project begins. I 18:49think technology gives us new ways to 18:52create but intention gives what we 18:55create meaning. Though throughout the 18:57triples, we'll invite you to use AI, 3D 19:00tools, immersive tech, storytelling,19:04interaction, and the physical 19:06fabrication to transform the intention 19:09into an experience.19:19Welcome everyone again.19:22is the triples online globally online 19:25kickoff session.19:32So first of all this is the first world 19:34building 3D hackathon. We build a a 19:37world a gift for a person a place or a 19:40future that does not exist yet and it's 19:44open to creators around the world. You 19:46may participate individually or form a 19:50team of of top to three people. A strong 19:54team does not necessarily mean having 19:56three people with exactly the same 19:58skills. You might combine the developer 20:01with an artist or maybe a filmmaker with 20:04a 3D designer or someone who knows 20:08precisely what they are doing with 20:09someone who is extremely good at 20:11searching through the documentation.20:15that the second skill is more valuable 20:17than we sometimes admit. The competition 20:20brings together creative storytelling,20:23generative 3D, interactive tech,20:26immersive media, and physical 20:28production.20:29You guys participants will develop their 20:32projects during the competition period 20:34and submit a complete experience for 20:36evaluation. Eligible submissions can 20:39complete for a global online awards.20:41Participants who attend eligible 20:43regional uh demo days uh may also have a 20:48opportunity to present their projects in 20:50person and complete for regional 20:52recognized and prizes and the total 20:56price is valued at $80,000 US.21:02This is the timeline of uh the key uh of 21:05the triple thumb.21:09You cannot see the screen.21:12Okay. So, September 1st we do open the 21:15registration for you guys and uh 21:17September 13th is the kickoff. It's 21:20today 21:21and the submission period is about like 21:24September 15th to October 5th is when 21:28submission opens and close 21:33on the screen sharing is not work. It's 21:36not working.21:39Are you guys can see see my screen 21:41shared?21:45It works. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. And uh 21:48the results will be released at October 21:52uh 25th.21:55What's exciting is that the regional 21:58demo days which during the October 18th 22:01to 17th 22:05Isn't 22:09it a global online competition but the 22:12experience does not end online? So let 22:15me introduce the uh original demo days 22:18to you guys. It will gives selected the 22:21participants opportunities to meet other 22:23creators, demonstrate their work,22:25exchange ideas and connect with the 22:27wider creative and technology community.22:30the location and schedules displayed. Uh 22:34here we have the San Francisco, the S.22:37Paulo, Paris, Barcelona,22:41Shanghai, Sore, and Tokyo. We have seven 22:45different countries with the uh the the 22:48regional demo days. So, please check the 22:51official TripleN channels for eligible 22:53requirements, registration details, menu 22:56information, and any schedule updates.22:59We will soonly release every original 23:03original luma links for every uh the 23:06demo days. If you are like interesting 23:09in Shanghai which is the first one the 23:12first soon released.23:17Okay. If you are unable to attend the 23:20original demo days, you can still 23:21participate in global online 23:23competition. The online competition 23:25remains open to eligible creators 23:28worldwide.23:44X every team must select the one 23:47directed director track. There are five 23:50direction tracks are the game the film F 23:54VFX the VR XR AI AR and the A apps and 24:00uh the physical design. Your direction 24:03track should reflect the main main form 24:06in which your audience experiences the 24:09project. For example, project may 24:11contain the cinematic sequences or the 24:13interactive elements and 3D printing 24:16assets at the same time, but you choose 24:18but you should at least choose like one 24:20direction that the best represent the 24:22core experience. But we encourage you 24:24guys to like choose different uh 24:26direction tracks to uh win the game, win 24:29the the the the prize pool.24:35Okay, we will now introduce the vision 24:38and global scale of the triplesum. Next,24:40it's my great pleasure to introduce our 24:43judge representative, Professor John 24:44Mahoney. John is an adjunct associate 24:48professor in the John C. Hench division 24:51of animation and digital arts at the USC 24:54school of cinematic arts. With his 24:57experience in animation, the visual 24:59storytelling, world building, and a 25:01creative education, John brings an 25:04important perspective on how an idea can 25:07be transformed into a compelling and 25:10meaningful world. So, as a a film and 25:13media students at UC Irvine myself, I'm 25:15I'm especially excited about like this 25:17conversation and sharing Like in film 25:20and media studies we often discuss how 25:22images or the sounds spaces and the 25:25narrative shape the the way uh the 25:27audience experiences a story and I think 25:30triple 25:32uh expands the same question into 25:34interactive and the three-dimensional 25:36words like how do we make audience feel 25:38something not only by showing them a 25:40world but by allowing them to enter it.25:43I think today John will share creative 25:46guidance for our participants and 25:48discuss what can make a world building 25:51project truly memorable. Please join me 25:54in welcoming Professor John Mahoney 26:00and professor you may show the request 26:03and I will let you join.26:20Hi, Professor John.26:22>> Hello. Can you hear me?26:24>> Yes, sure.26:25>> Oh, thank goodness.26:26>> Everybody here, Professor.26:30>> Great. All right. Very good. Um, let's 26:33see. So, I should share my screen.26:38See if we can do this.27:13Okay. Can you can you guys see my 27:15screen?27:24Hello. Checking to see if you can sh see 27:27my screen.27:37Hello.27:43>> Yes, we can see. We can see it.27:45>> Oh, you can. Okay. I'm just making sure.27:48>> Yeah. Yeah.27:49>> Okay.27:50>> Okay. Okay. So, um I'm just going to 27:54play my keynote here and this will be 27:57about 15 14 minutes.28:00Um and hopefully it works out. Okay. Uh 28:05let's see. Just move one thing over 28:08here.28:10Wow. Okay.28:13Jipathon. Here we go. Um so, my name is 28:17John Mahoney. uh filmmaker, sculptor,28:20professor, and I've been teaching for a 28:24little over 20 years uh Cal Arts USC 28:28Lucasfilm.28:30And anyway, I'm really excited about 28:32this whole idea of the Chipathon and 28:36encouraging people to be creative, which 28:38is something that I'm really passionate 28:41about. Um, here are some of my artwork 28:44here. Uh, comic book design things. And 28:47the way I think is I like to 28:50mix things together, mixing this with 28:53that to create some fantasy world or 28:56science fiction. And I find that the 28:59Tripo uh company and the the program is 29:03perfect for that type of thing, you 29:05know. So, once I started playing around 29:08with it, I started getting more and more 29:09excited. Here is some of my ZBrush work.29:12You know, so I've been sculpting uh with 29:15clay and ZBrush for many, many years.29:18And now being able to scan my own 29:21drawings or uh physical clay figures and 29:25bring it into the world uh of Tripo,29:28then into CG, then back to 3D printing 29:32has been uh has been pretty incredible,29:36actually. Um here's one of my characters 29:39here. This was started as a 2D concept 29:43that was then brought into 3D and then 29:463D printed back out again. And I had uh 29:50someone from Sideshow Collectibles 29:53uh paint my sculpture for me. And this 29:56is a concept for my uh film. I'm doing a 29:59liveaction well CG liveaction 30:03science fiction feature all by myself.30:07And these programs that are available to 30:10us to allow us to, you know, kind of 30:13like create our own ideas is pretty 30:16amazing. I tell it to my students every 30:19week. I said, "This is the best time to 30:21be a student and the best time to be an 30:23artist because you have all these things 30:25to help you um you know, make your make 30:29your ideas a reality."30:33Um, so this is kind of part of how I 30:37work, which is I just find 31:06stuff like that. and use the technology 31:08to help you. But like our speaker said 31:10at the beginning, it's about your 31:12creativity. It's not necessarily about 31:15the program. The program is just helping 31:17you. I say this every day, turbocharge 31:20your creativity.31:22Okay,31:24so this is a video. Hopefully the sound 31:27comes through.31:29It's just a little little one minute 31:31video I put together.31:36Yeah.32:43So, I put put together a whole thing uh 32:45last night actually. It was like a last 32:47minute, hey, maybe I should do 32:48something. Um, but anyway, so have fun.32:53Have fun with this type of thing. So,32:56the big thing is when people say be 32:58creative, what does that mean and how do 33:01we become creative? you know, so I 33:04always say uh to my students, look at 33:07classic art, you know, to get yourself 33:10inspired. There's so much there's so 33:13much stuff to be inspired by uh on the 33:16internet that it's overwhelming. I 33:18understand that. But if you start 33:20looking at the classic uh art and start 33:24looking into it and saying, "Oh, wait,33:26wait a minute. I could try that 33:27digitally." You know, it's not ne it's 33:30not copying or stealing an image, but 33:33it's looking at what people have done in 33:36the past and just becoming inspired by 33:39them. I was just This is a 33:41constructivism done back, I think, the 33:43late 1960s,33:45I believe. And look how creative this 33:47stuff was back then. You know, if these 33:50people were alive, they would love 33:52tripo. Come on. You know, it's it's a 33:54way of um 33:57taking your ideas You know, like I said,33:59taking your ideas and taking them to the 34:03next level, right? So, cultural cultural 34:07ideas, there's cultures all over the 34:09world that you can become inspired by.34:11When you start to incorporate culture 34:13into your work, it grabs people's 34:16attention. You know, it's part of our 34:18DNA. So, I'm not saying you have to look 34:20at all this stuff, but there's these 34:22wonderful choices out there. You know,34:24when I was working, I worked for Disney,34:26so I worked on about 10 uh Disney films 34:29as a concept designer. And you know,34:32this is the type of stuff we would live 34:33and breathe every day is looking at 34:36different art to be inspired by. Look at 34:38this. This is Picasso's cubism, you 34:41know, taking things uh that we normally 34:44see in one way and twisting it almost 34:47like turning it into a looking through a 34:49broken mirror, you know. So he was doing 34:52things uh in the kind of like expanding 34:56the mind of artists back then just as we 34:59are expanding the minds of artists now 35:02technically you know so here's one of my 35:05favorite artists uh Beckshinsky and his 35:08stuff is just insane I mean it's very 35:10dark and scary but it's um it's 35:13incredibly inventive. It's incredibly 35:15inventive. So what I would say for any 35:18project that I do is to first start to 35:23um gather ideas, you know, gather ideas,35:27get a whole bunch of them, you know, and 35:29then what happens is you start it starts 35:31swirling around in your head and 35:34hopefully in the middle of the night 35:36you'll wake up with the idea. But the 35:38first part is just kind of going 35:41through, you know, this, that, and the 35:44other and saying, well, what type of art 35:45am I do I respond to? Do I like classic 35:48art? Do I like more abstract art? Do I 35:51like animation,35:53uh, comic books, movies, you know, and 35:56then you think to yourself, well, how 35:57could I do something that I like related 36:00to that movie, but in my own way? you 36:04know,36:06African art. There's just so so much out 36:08there, you know, so much out there that 36:10you can be um inspired by.36:15And I chose chose this, which is 36:18Pinterest,36:20which I can go to my website, my uh 36:24let's see Firefox here.36:28Pinterest.36:31Now, you don't necessarily have to have 36:32Pinterest, but something like this, you 36:34know. So, this is my Pinterest board 36:36just full of ideas, you know. I start 36:40clicking through this stuff and I get so 36:42fired up. I just want to make something,36:44you know. I have one uh folder just on 36:48Kit Bash.36:50People clicking or people um gluing toys 36:54together. Now, you may look at this and 36:57say, "Gh, I don't like this."36:59You don't have to like this, but the 37:00idea 38:34minutes ago, you know. So, Kim Jongi,38:37the great Kim Jongi, okay? Right.38:41um 38:43he you know it's just it's just a 38:44plethora of ideas out there that we can 38:47use to be inspired by you know and you 38:50can take these things and build 38:53portfolios like I said I'm 39:27this using these images as inspiration,39:30your mind starts twisting and turning,39:32you know. So, um, so yeah, I'm I'm very 39:37very very excited about about this 39:40contest and about being a judge and 39:43being able to look at the work and, you 39:45know, uh, and pick amazing things, but 39:48also just to see what what's going on,39:50you know, what's going on with people 39:52who say, "I'm going to try something."39:54Imagine taking a picture of yourself 39:57next to your scooter or your motorcycle 39:59and turning yourself into some sci-fi 40:02character. You know, I was walking 40:04around when I was visiting in China this 40:07summer and just seeing all the different 40:09uh scooters and and all that type of 40:12stuff, the things that people 40:46to Photoshop 40:48and you draw on top of it and you know 40:50you're in other words you're pingponging 40:52back and forth with all these ideas.40:54Okay. So anyway um this is a great 40:58opportunity if you if you apply to this 41:01uh contest.41:04It's a it's a motivation to do something 41:06really cool whether you win or you don't 41:09win. As long as you apply you win. And 41:11I'm try trying to sell the contest, but 41:13I'm trying to sell the idea of just 41:15doing things. You know what I'm saying?41:18Just doing things. Okay.41:21Um, so let me stop here. Here, I'll go 41:24back to 42:08It's some very very interesting work you 42:10know we all I get think I think the idea 42:12we all want to I think be different you 42:15know what I'm saying um so this this is 42:18an idea you know this is a homework 42:20assignment I can give to all of you make 42:22an influence map you know so you can 42:25start see here's David Lynch up here and 42:27Francis Copala Egon Sheileely, Picasso,42:31heavy metal magazine, you know, all this 42:34army tanks, you know, now this is 42:37definitely going to be a you're going to 42:39have a different influence map than I 42:40have. Of course, this is an image of me 42:44when I was two and I remember 42:49uh being fascinated by this creature 42:52that I was looking at. I remember this 42:53this moment as if it was yesterday and I 42:57was just fascinated by creatures and 42:59that fascination has never left me. So 43:03embracing your childhood 43:06um inspirations and letting it show up 43:09in your adult life is incredibly 43:11powerful. Here's me 500 years later 43:16still doing the same darn thing, you 43:19know.44:04video that uh Steve Jobs put together 44:08for Apple. So, I'm going to play this 44:10and then that'll be uh the wrap on my 44:14presentation.44:17Here's 44:20to the crazy ones,44:22>> the misfits, the rebels,44:26the troublemakers,44:32things differently.44:34They're not fun.44:40You can quote them, disagree with them,44:43glorify or vilify them. about the only 44:46thing you can't do is ignore them 44:50because they change things. They push 44:53the human race forward.44:56And while some may see them as the crazy 44:58ones, we see genius 45:03as the people who are crazy enough to 45:05think they can change the world.45:35is a YouTube channel I just started like 45:38yesterday. So it's going to be the 45:40making of 45:47more importantly I want to talk about 45:49tripo. Okay. So, let me um 45:54quit out of here 45:57and then 45:59great. So,46:04uh let's see.46:13Yeah.46:18close your stream and uh 46:21>> Oh yeah, sorry. Let me stop streaming.46:24>> Okay,46:27>> give me a second here. Okay, good. Stop 46:30streaming.46:32>> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Thank you,46:35Professor John.46:38And let me share 46:43John. Can anyone see the shared screen 46:46of me?46:55Okay, that's really fascinating. That 46:58brings me back to the campus of the uh 47:01UC Irvine because um and I will got my 47:04homework to do influence map. Yeah.47:07Thank you, Professor Jun. Thank you 47:09again for sharing your perspectives with 47:11us and for joining triple thumb and uh 47:15Okay, everyone. Now let we let us to uh 47:20look closer at how the competition 47:22works. That's very important. You may 47:25participate individually or in a team of 47:28top to three people. Every project must 47:32select one direction track. In addition,47:35a project may enter up to three optional 47:38tool tracks. So the basic structure is 47:41one team, one main creative direction 47:44and up to three partner to 47:46opportunities. Enter two track is 47:49optional.47:56Your submission, your core submission 47:59must include a complete and a playable 48:02demo, a screen recorded walkthrough, a 48:06visual access board. The playboard demo 48:08should allow the judges to experience 48:10the project and its intended form. And 48:13the screen recorded walkthrough should 48:16clearly demonstrate how the project 48:17works especially if uh special like 48:22hardware or installing steps or 48:25interaction methods that required 48:28and your visual assets board should 48:30communicate the project visual direction 48:32and uh develop development process.48:36Please make it easy for the judges to 48:38understand your work. Please 48:42for the judge criteria 48:47projects will evaluated according to the 48:49official judging criteria show here in 48:52my screen. There's a uh direction track 48:56or the tour track. As you develop your 48:58entry, keep four board question in mind.49:01First, is the core idea clear and 49:03original? Second, does the chosen tag 49:07generally support the idea? Third, in 49:10the experience thoughtfully designed and 49:13effectively exe executed 49:17and the most and then finally does the 49:20project leave a memorable impression.49:26The most technically complicated project 49:29is not automatically the strongest the 49:32project. Scoop your idea realistically.49:35A smaller, complete and carefully 49:38designed experience may communicate much 49:40more effectively than a very ambitious 49:43project that the judges cannot fully 49:46experienced.49:54And now about the price pool. I think 49:56that's the most important one.50:02the price pool. It returns to a section 50:05that I suspect some of you have been 50:09like patiently wait for. So the total 50:11price is valued at $8,000 50:15US. That's a huge amount, right?50:25Nobody is exciting about this price 50:28pool. I don't see you guys in the 50:30chatting box.50:39We are okay. Okay.50:42So, the prize structure includes 50:44globally online awards as well as awards 50:48connect with the eligible tracks and the 50:49regional activities. Please refer to the 50:52official tripbosum website and notion 50:54pages for us uh for complete the prize 50:57breakdown. the eligible conditions and 51:00the latest details. We will do updates 51:03as well. And remember that entering an 51:06optional tool track requires meaningful 51:08use that partners tech. Choose tools 51:11that strengthen your project rather than 51:14adding tools simply to increase the 51:15number of logos in your submission.51:17Please.51:19Okay.51:22Today I'm I'm not the only one for 51:25talking because we have four partners 51:27for creative toolkits. We got triple,51:31pico, jupiter and heyge gears.51:35And uh the four presentations takes us 51:38through the very interesting creative 51:39journey from generating 3D connect with 51:43AI to placing it inside an immersive XR 51:47experience 51:49to bringing digital content into 51:51physical space through spatial displays 51:54and finally to turning digital ideas 51:57into physical objects through 3D 52:00printing.52:01So relevant links, tutorials and the 52:04resources will be shared in the chat 52:06whenever a available. And let's begin 52:09with triple. Our first partner 52:11presentation comes from Triple.52:17Tripple helps creators transform texts 52:20and images into professional quality 3D 52:23models. I think I think every audience 52:26has used the triple and making it 52:29possible to move like quickly from 52:30additional ideas to assets can be used 52:33in games.53:42ones and how to move fast. Okay, so let 53:47me share my screen here. Oops, it seems 53:51that I cannot share my screen.53:54Never mind. Um you can all see the you 53:57can all see the um triple studio and 54:01what I what I am talking about in the 54:04starter kit okay in the notion. All 54:06right so uh let me just walk you through 54:10by audio. Okay. What is triple studio? A 54:13lot of you may have know that triple is 54:16a 3D model generator but it's not all 54:20that. It's a full workspace. Okay. You 54:22can go from a raw idea all the way to an 54:25export ready engine ready 3D asset. Let 54:29me show you. Oh, I cannot show you. Let 54:31me walk you through this. Okay. So,54:33before you even generate a 3D model,54:36>> try you can try the uh 54:38>> Oh, yeah. Yeah, I can try it now.54:40>> Hold on.54:41>> Okay. Um, I might need to 54:45I might need to 54:49restart 54:57and please share the Chrome tab or the 54:59window. No, the entire screen, please.55:06Oh, where is Zoe?55:11She's leaving for like preparations 55:14maybe.55:18Zoe, please show the request to speak.55:29Is it here?55:31Network issue.55:34Okay.55:35>> Okay, I'm back. We'll come back to 55:38>> Thank you. Thank you.55:40>> Maybe you can try to share your screen.55:42>> Yes. Can you guys see my screen?55:45>> Okay, we got it.55:47>> Okay, cool. Okay, so let me walk you 55:50through. Um, this is the official 55:53website of Triple AI. All right, so 55:56let's go inside Triple Studio first. So 56:00what I talked about about Triple Studio 56:02is that we are a full workspace. Uh I'm 56:05going to start with generate image. So 56:08you've got a pre-image from the 56:10Pinterest Pinterest board that John just 56:14shared, right? But it's not 3D ready 56:17yet. All right. So what we have got here 56:20in triple studio is we are we have a lot 56:22of like 3D image uh 3D ready image 56:25templates.56:27So uh such as character extraction, head 56:29extraction like to these are all tuned 56:33specially tuned for 3D assets and we've 56:37got a lot of like image generation 56:39models and we are bringing in GPD image 56:422.5 soon like maybe next week. So you 56:45will be able to use that. Okay. And 56:49these are for image generation. After 56:52you've generated an image you can see my 56:54board here. Um this is a cutout image 56:58from this one single image. So uh say if 57:02you have one image with a bunch of like 57:04objects in it like characters, weapons,57:07promps, you can directly click here. Let 57:11me show you how 57:14you can directly click here. Oh, let me 57:17um this is the cutouts feature. So it 57:20cuts out all the objects in one image 57:24into different like transparent PGs and 57:27you can directly send them to 3D 57:30generation with batch to 3D and we also 57:34have this multiv- view thing. So if you 57:38have one image and you can directly 57:41generate multiv- view image like front,57:45back, left, right and move it through 57:48multiv- view to 3D with our most um up 57:52to-date 3D models like high detail model 57:55and smart mesh. So let's move on to the 58:00two models.58:02Let's say um let let me just introduce 58:06what is HD model and what is smart mesh.58:09Okay. So for HD model it stands out for 58:13H series model. This is high fidelity 58:16model up to 2 million polygons. You can 58:19see here 2 million polygons.58:21And it's best for 3D printing, visual 58:24arts, hero assets, basically everything 58:27where you want maximum detail. And you 58:30can also select texture quality for 8K.58:33And we have uh we also have this PBR 58:36setting and remove lighting setting. So 58:39this remove lighting is a very new 58:41feature just uh um was just online like 58:46ne this week this week right. So uh if 58:50you have removed lighting on it means 58:52that the model will reduce the impact of 58:56the environmental lighting uh of your 58:58reference image. So this asset this 3D 59:01asset you created will be more suitable 59:04across different things. But if you 59:07leave it off, it will be um it will rem 59:12um keep your lighting and shadows of the 59:17reference image. So you will have a more 59:20artistic, more styled, more hand painted 59:23style of the 3D asset. All right. So for 59:27smart mesh, this is a very very very new 59:31model. We have just updated it to P 2.0.59:36L and it's still a preview version with 59:39our official version coming next week.59:41It will be able for you to edit a single 59:47part of the generated asset. So you 59:50don't have to regenerate it all over 59:52again. So for smart mesh this is a low 59:56to middle topology with 500 to 50k poly 1:00:02counts with triangle 1:00:05and it can produce 500 to 25,000 1:00:10poly counts with quants. So this is not 1:00:14just quan and triangle or how many 1:00:17phases we can do. It's more about clean 1:00:20topology, clean native quant topology.1:00:23So after you generate 3D assets with 1:00:27smart mesh, you don't have to retop 1:00:29again, right? If you choose HD model,1:00:32you'll have to retop it again because 1:00:34the polygons is too high. All right? So 1:00:38for gaming, for uh web app, for AR, VR,1:00:42XR, any interactive experience 1:00:44pipelines, you better choose Smart Mesh,1:00:48okay? It's very very cool. Just try it.1:00:52And everyone got like two trials. And I 1:00:54do believe that for triple thumb 1:00:57players, we do have some like extra 1:01:00benefits for this. Okay. And it's very 1:01:03fast. It's like 30 seconds fast.1:01:07Okay. So, uh as I just mentioned, if you 1:01:10are doing like a game, web app, XR, go 1:01:14with smart mesh. And if you're doing 3D 1:01:16printing or you need that hero shot,1:01:19visual quality, HD model is just your 1:01:22pick. Okay.1:01:24So, uh how do you actually generate? We 1:01:27have different we have four options.1:01:30Image to model. This means you can input 1:01:33one single image like this one. Let me 1:01:35show you. Um, okay. You can see here 1:01:39this is what I input uh my input image 1:01:43and it generates a 3D assets and you can 1:01:47also input a multiv- view images with 1:01:49front, back, left, right. So our 1:01:52generator will understand your model 1:01:55more and also batch images up to 10. So 1:01:58you can generate up to 10 assets all at 1:02:02once which is very efficiency. And also 1:02:05we have this prompt text prompts im uh 1:02:09text prompt to 3D 1:02:11and um just choose whatever suits you 1:02:15best. Okay. And um we are coming to 1:02:20postprocessing. So after the 3D asset is 1:02:25generated like for example it generates 1:02:27a 3D asset from HD model you need to 1:02:30retop it we have this retop and it will 1:02:34soon be up to updated with smart mesh 1:02:37P1. A lot of you may know that. Okay. So 1:02:41uh with this rettopology you can retop 1:02:44your 3D assets and move it directly into 1:02:48your production pipeline. It's very 1:02:50fast. And we also have this texture 1:02:54upgrade. And you have remove lighting 1:02:57option. You have texture resolution. And 1:03:00we also have multi- view and text for 1:03:03you to decide what kind of texture your 1:03:063D model would have.1:03:09And we also have PBR, upscale, edit. So 1:03:14even if you have a 3D asset that is 1:03:17already textured, you can edit again,1:03:20you can upscale it again. It's very 1:03:22efficient.1:03:24And we move to rig and animation. This 1:03:28feature will also be soon updated next 1:03:32week. Exciting. And for the uh new 1:03:37rigging, we would um we would update the 1:03:41rigging algorithm for humanoid assets.1:03:45And with the new version, you can also 1:03:50um input text prompt to animate your 3D 1:03:55asset. So it's not um it's not com like 1:04:00limited within the animation 1:04:04within the animation we provide. You can 1:04:06just type it in and describe what your 1:04:103D asset what your character should 1:04:12animate and it's there. Okay. And that's 1:04:18what I'm talking about about 1:04:20postprocessing.1:04:21And we move on to export. You can choose 1:04:25to export one 3D asset directly with so 1:04:30many formats USD, FBS, OBJ, SDL, GB,1:04:363MF. And you can also choose to send the 1:04:413D asset directly into your 3D tool with 1:04:45our DCC bridge. We have so many GCC 1:04:48bridges that can be useful for your 1:04:52production pipeline.1:04:55Okay. So no exporting, no importing from 1:04:57all this. No file management. It's very 1:04:59simple.1:05:02And now um I just want to give you uh 1:05:06some quick recipes based on what you're 1:05:09actually building. So if you are 1:05:11building a game, go with smart mesh uh 1:05:15texture upgrade for PBR rig and animate.1:05:19If you have character export FBX GB or 1:05:22just use the DTC bridge for characters 1:05:26try to pose template first. For batch 1:05:31scene assets, try assets. Let me see 1:05:34asset extraction templates then cut out 1:05:37then batch to 3D. You have all a full a 1:05:41full thing in minutes like I'm talking 1:05:43about in minutes in 10 minutes in 20 1:05:45minutes. If you are building a web or XR 1:05:48experience smart mesh again it's 1:05:51lightweight and it loads very fast.1:05:54export gov drop it into 3GS or whatever 1:05:58your stack is. If you're doing 3D 1:06:01printing, start with our image template 1:06:04with 3D print ready images and then 1:06:07generate with our HD model 1:06:10um 1:06:13ultra mesh quality for max detail and 1:06:17use our segmentation to split it into 1:06:20printed parts 1:06:22and everything. I just um covered here 1:06:26is uh in the starter kit we put together 1:06:30for you. It's linked on the event page.1:06:33You'll find it. Um you'll find the full 1:06:36feature table, workflow guide,1:06:38templates, um tutorial videos for each 1:06:41project type, real model examples. You 1:06:44can click and rotate in 3D. Okay, let me 1:06:46show you some models.1:06:48Um in the homepage, let's scroll down.1:06:52There are so many models, 3D models for 1:06:54you to like take a look, take as 1:06:58reference. Uh maybe they can inspire 1:07:01you. You can see how uh the others are 1:07:04doing theirs 3D models. So um yeah, you 1:07:09can see you can see the textures, you 1:07:12can see the mesh.1:07:16Yes. Okay. So um as I just mentioned we 1:07:21will have uh big updates next week. Our 1:07:25big updates next week would have P2 1:07:29official where there is mesh edited 1:07:32option. We will have smart UV we will 1:07:36have more rigging presets. We will have 1:07:38text to motion and generally a much 1:07:42smoother game pipeline. So let's stay 1:07:46tuned. All right. So that's the toolkit 1:07:49here. That's the walk through here for 1:07:52triple studio. And if you remember 1:07:54nothing else from this talk, just 1:07:56remember the fastest path from zero to a 1:08:003D asset in your project is image smart 1:08:03mesh and export. Get that first model 1:08:07into your project. Then go deeper. You 1:08:09can add texture. You can rig it. You can 1:08:11animate it. You can split it. but get 1:08:14something in fast and iterate based on 1:08:18that. Okay, that's basically everything 1:08:22I want to share with you in this 1:08:24session.1:08:27Move on to Johnny.1:08:41Thank you. Thank you everyone.1:09:23Hello.1:09:37You hear me?1:09:39Okay. Okay, cool.1:09:44So I I think I can start my part 1:09:47directly right Johnny 1:09:55I can't hear you Johnny but should be 1:09:57okay if you guys can hear me. So 1:10:01introduce myself first Rocky and I'm the 1:10:04head of enterprise business and also the 1:10:07developer platform. So my part will more 1:10:10introduce the developer guide to you.1:10:13Assume you are going to use the the the 1:10:16programming to call the API to develop 1:10:19the no method game or web web app or you 1:10:23are going to use the AI agent for your 1:10:26development. I think thanks to Zoe's 1:10:30introduction in my document, I will 1:10:33spend more time to introduce what you 1:10:36should be uh prepare for this develop 1:10:39guide and also what is the right way to 1:10:42use the triple API. So I think before 1:10:47you start this is very important you 1:10:49have to log to the 1:10:53official platform website developers.1:10:563d.ai AI to register your account first 1:11:01and from there you can log to the 1:11:04website to open the API case management 1:11:07page. This is very important. Create a 1:11:10new key get it ready for your 1:11:12development and this key will only show 1:11:15once. So copy it at uh as soon as 1:11:19possible once you got it and store it in 1:11:21a secure place. So our suggestion is to 1:11:26export this API key to your environment.1:11:29So don't put in the your your code 1:11:33directly.1:11:34After this you are going to get your 1:11:37credits for the development. So we 1:11:39already announced the the steps and also 1:11:42the web page for you to get the credits.1:11:45Don't forget don't forget to get these 1:11:47credits first. Okay?1:11:51And also if you want to check your 1:11:53balance either you log to the website to 1:11:56check the balance in in our official 1:11:59platform or you can also call the 1:12:01endpoint account balance to view in the 1:12:05real time or your balance. Okay.1:12:10So there is the security note that your 1:12:13API key is not your account pass 1:12:15password. So never commit it to your 1:12:18GitHub repository or explode to the 1:12:22front code. We will suggest you to use 1:12:25the backend service proxy to call the 1:12:28API.1:12:30Don't don't use the front end C code API 1:12:33directly. This will be banned from the 1:12:36our service side. Okay, this is quite 1:12:39important step before you you are going 1:12:42to start the develop development call 1:12:44API. So repeat again to don't forget to 1:12:48register account first and get the API 1:12:50key save the API key to your local 1:12:54environment get the credits according to 1:12:57the announcement in our discord channels 1:13:00so the second part and the third part I 1:13:04think I won't take too much time to to 1:13:07introduce anymore because I believe Zoe 1:13:10right now already introduced a lot of 1:13:12the features different models 1:13:14capabilities is already. So most of the 1:13:19models and capabilities in our triple 1:13:22studio actually available in our triple 1:13:26develop developer platform. Okay.1:13:30So I will just escape this part 1:13:34and some tips for the the the hexone 1:13:37because the timeline is very limited. So 1:13:41for most of the situation if you are 1:13:43going to develop some games or web app 1:13:48for the the the 1:13:50web view or 1:13:53rendering. So we will recommend you go 1:13:56with the P20 preview first and last you 1:14:00are going to develop some application 1:14:02that for example for 3D printing then 1:14:06you you you can go with the H series 3.1 1:14:09version to generate more details models.1:14:14Okay.1:14:17So let's go to the fourth part.1:14:21Okay. So choose the right way to use the 1:14:23triple API. So today we actually provide 1:14:27the triple CI. So most of the developers 1:14:31today use the agent develop uh the agent 1:14:34tools to develop the applications such 1:14:37as the codeex or 1:14:40clock code or even the cursor. So one 1:14:44way we will suggest that you just send 1:14:48the prompt to set up the triple C for 1:14:52for your development environment. So the 1:14:56agent tools like the codeex or cursor 1:14:58with they will use this triple 3D codeex 1:15:02plugin or they will search the triple C 1:15:05to install it automatically or if you 1:15:09want you can install the triple CRI by 1:15:12yourself. So follow the follow the 1:15:15command here.1:15:17I won't introduce the more details. This 1:15:20document will be shared later in the 1:15:22discord channel. Okay. So, make sure all 1:15:25the environment get ready before you 1:15:28install the triple CRI.1:15:32Okay. So, we we prepare this more 1:15:35details in this document easy for you to 1:15:37follow the the instruction step by step.1:15:41Okay. So the one thing to highlight once 1:15:44you decide to use the triple CLI so it 1:15:48will redirect to the web page ask for 1:15:52your authorization. So you can just 1:15:55click authorize then you will get the 1:15:58authorization ready and you can use it 1:15:59in the agent tools. Okay.1:16:04Okay. This is the the quick start way 1:16:07for you to use the triple API. But if 1:16:10you are more like you want to control 1:16:13the the API core by yourself, we do 1:16:16provide the standard API integration.1:16:19So here is some information we 1:16:21summarized in the document for sure. You 1:16:24can also go to our 1:16:26official platform website to get more 1:16:29details documentation. So always 1:16:32remember the base URL, remember the 1:16:34authentication authorization 1:16:37and if you are using the JavaScript or 1:16:41TypeScript or Rust, you can download the 1:16:44official SDKs from our platform 1:16:48to make your development more easier.1:16:50Okay, some of the core API endpoints we 1:16:55listed here. All of these endpoints 1:16:57actually available in our platform 1:16:59documentation. But here we list here 1:17:02easy for you to do a quick check okay 1:17:05from how how you upload the image and 1:17:09which endpoint call for you to generate 1:17:12a model the multi view all the end 1:17:15points available here and by the way 1:17:18also we integrate the GPT image 2 and 1:17:22also nanobalana 1:17:24in our API platform for you to call for 1:17:27the workflow.1:17:30Okay. Normally the standard core flow 1:17:32you will repeat again you need to you 1:17:35will need to apply for API key first 1:17:37upload some assets for example the 1:17:41reference images 1:17:42and you will get a file token from the 1:17:46platform to create the task post the end 1:17:50the right end point with the parameters 1:17:54for example the different model 1:17:56parameters or uh different kind of 1:17:58texture or PBR are then you can choose 1:18:02to pull to get the taska task status or 1:18:06you can subscribe to the web hook to get 1:18:08the task status. Once the task finish it 1:18:14you can download the model the file URL 1:18:17from the response and download it. Okay,1:18:20here we have the the simple introduction 1:18:24to 1:18:26get how you set up the web hooks.1:18:30Some of the task status values. So cute 1:18:34means that your task has been submitted 1:18:37and waited waiting for the next 1:18:40procedure. Running means that task 1:18:43already been processing. So in the 1:18:46process success failed or cancelled 1:18:48means the task finish it with the status 1:18:51of status of success or failed or the 1:18:55task has been cancelled.1:18:58Okay, here we also show some code 1:19:01example 1:19:03and some important notes that download 1:19:06the links in the five minutes because 1:19:10the respon the result URL in the 1:19:13response valid only for five minutes. So 1:19:18download them and save them 1:19:21immediately once the task finishing.1:19:24And also for the polling interval we 1:19:28will suggest that uh one to two seconds.1:19:33So don't 1:19:35over overload the frequent requests to 1:19:39check the task status. We will more 1:19:42suggest you to use the web hooks 1:19:44callbacks for the task status check.1:19:47Okay,1:19:50here we have a combined workflows for 1:19:52your reference because uh the example is 1:19:56to leverage the language model once the 1:20:00user enter language description for 1:20:03example a cute little girl in a red 1:20:05dress. So the language model is write it 1:20:08into a more professional prompts to 1:20:11generate the image generation and red 1:20:15get it ready for the 3D generation. So 1:20:19call the nano balana or GPT 1:20:22or the sim also available in our API 1:20:25platform to generate the character 1:20:28concept art.1:20:30Once you get the image generated, you 1:20:33can upload the image to generate the 1:20:36model. If you need the texture, apply 1:20:39the texture to enhance the characters 1:20:43texture. And if you are going to develop 1:20:46the game or some animations, you can 1:20:49also apply the autorigging plus the 1:20:52animation. So bring more the characters 1:20:56to the live in one click and also export 1:20:59a interactive GB format for you. After 1:21:03that you can display the the the result 1:21:06in the front end web page or some game 1:21:10engine. Okay.1:21:13The fifth part some tips for the 1:21:17developers. So here we list some credits 1:21:23each uh each task tab will charge the 1:21:27credits. So so again remember to apply 1:21:31the credits for your development before 1:21:33you you start your work. So 1:21:38the list of the credit cost will be 1:21:42available also in the platform.1:21:45Some budget example building an animate 1:21:48game characters roughly will take the 1:21:5375 to 110 credits per run. So 1:21:59if you you want to generate save some 1:22:02credits for the development you can 1:22:04generate the image first. Don't 1:22:07regenerate the image unless you want to 1:22:09change the input. You can always 1:22:13generate the model again by using the 1:22:15same image. Okay. So all the correct 1:22:20cost list here for your reference and 1:22:22quick check.1:22:25Okay. Some recommendation for your text 1:22:28deck. So up to your 1:22:32preference. If you are going to use the 1:22:34web apps, we normally reest 1:22:37suggest that the 3DS or react some of 1:22:40the library easy for you to load the 1:22:43model directly and also the support for 1:22:47the PBR materials and animation 1:22:49playback. But if you are going to use 1:22:52the API for the game development 1:22:55up to your engine unity area or go do so 1:22:59you can always go with the official 1:23:02plugins for your reference. If you you 1:23:06decide to go with the agent development 1:23:09just like right recently a lot of the 1:23:12developers they use the the GPD Astra 1:23:15plus our API.1:23:17So you can always go with the agent 1:23:20tools plus the triple MCP or this is 1:23:23should be CLI 1:23:25to generate the 3D models. Okay. And for 1:23:29the back end service up to your your 1:23:32preference you can choose the python or 1:23:34even express or some other open source 1:23:39JS engine like the hono or others to 1:23:43wrap the triple API key manage keys and 1:23:47get the task cues 1:23:49for mobile and ARVR is all subject to 1:23:53what kind of the technology stack you 1:23:55get used to 1:23:57and some of the prong or assess tips for 1:24:00the 3D generation. So make sure the 1:24:03image input is very important for the 1:24:06model generation.1:24:08So make sure the image you used for the 1:24:10API core always come with the single 1:24:14subject with the natural pose or clean 1:24:17background and the resolution. We will 1:24:20recommend the this one and even hair for 1:24:23more clear details.1:24:26So if you want to define the the multi 1:24:29view of the models, you can always 1:24:32choose the front, back, left, right, the 1:24:35multi- view 1:24:37images to generate a model.1:24:41So for text prong, you can always go 1:24:44with some stale keywords 1:24:47to generate actually the text prong will 1:24:50all also used to generate the image 1:24:52first. So we will always suggest you go 1:24:55with the image input follow the tips 1:24:57here 1:25:00and uh some performance optimization 1:25:02tips I won't go through one by one. So 1:25:06I will share some inspiration gallery 1:25:09here. So here is some very good example 1:25:12that the developers using the triple API 1:25:16to generate the showcase. So we hope 1:25:19that we can see more and more 1:25:22good case like this so to be listed in 1:25:25our official platform.1:25:28One more important thing for the 1:25:30technical support once you 1:25:34face some technical issues when you 1:25:36develop based on the API do remember to 1:25:40share the follow following information 1:25:42with us so easy for us to give the 1:25:45faster support. The first thing will be 1:25:48your API account which is you when you 1:25:51register in our platform normally is 1:25:54your email address. The second thing is 1:25:57always record and printing out your task 1:26:00ID when you are developing the the 1:26:03application. The third thing will be the 1:26:06description and short screenshot easy 1:26:09for us to 1:26:11understand what happened. So this three 1:26:14things is very important for us to debug 1:26:16and provide the technical support 1:26:19and the the last part will be the 1:26:22community and support. So developer 1:26:26platform we actually have the the 1:26:28official website. You can always go to 1:26:31the website or if you like you can read 1:26:34this document. We will share this whole 1:26:36document in the discord channel later 1:26:39and go with the API documentation if you 1:26:42want to get the full API reference to 1:26:45read more quick start and some best 1:26:48practices and we also set up the the 1:26:52dedicated triple developers discord. So 1:26:55after this section we will uh provide 1:26:58the long-term tech support in this 1:27:00channel.1:27:02Okay. So that's all from my part. So 1:27:06hope you can generate a more fantastic 1:27:08application based on our API. Thanks,1:27:12Johnny.1:28:11Hello. Hello. I guess um it's my turn 1:28:14right now.1:28:16Um okay. Uh so 1:28:19um yeah, let me share screen.1:28:31All right. Uh, can you guys see my 1:28:34screen?1:28:37If not, I'm basically presenting some uh 1:28:40web pages. So, I can uh type the URL in 1:28:44the chat so you guys see it. Uh, or you 1:28:47can switch to the V uh web version of 1:28:51Discord. So, yeah, let's get started.1:28:54So, my name is uh and I'm a product 1:28:57manager at Pico. Uh, Pico is a uh 1:29:02company that bu we are building XR 1:29:04headsets and then the software platforms 1:29:07for creating these immersive 1:29:09experiences. We were acquired by uh the 1:29:12parent company of Tik Tok which is 1:29:14Bidance uh five years ago and we've been 1:29:18producing over um over the past decade 1:29:22uh 10 headsets and five OS major 1:29:25upgrades 1:29:26and today um we are here to work with uh 1:29:31Triple uh to collaborate because we 1:29:34think the uh as Zoe mentioned uh the 3D 1:29:39files you generate uh it's you can view 1:29:43it from multiple perspective and the 1:29:45best thing is you can uh view it 1:29:46immersively in our XR headsets. So uh we 1:29:52announced project swan which is our next 1:29:54generation flagship device early this 1:29:57year and it's going to launch globally 1:30:00later uh in 2026.1:30:03So you can watch the full spatial 1:30:05content. So in uh Nashure uh it uses 1:30:09some advanced um chips. Uh it has uh 1:30:13this dual chip design and it really uh 1:30:16drive the performance the visual quality 1:30:19to dual eye 4K with this uh new micro 1:30:22OLED display. So you have more pixels 1:30:25and it's really good for view uh the the 1:30:27high quality models that you you 1:30:30generate with triple.1:30:32And we also engineered a new uh Pico OS 1:30:36that solves the problem of multitasking.1:30:38And yes, you can place multiple uh 3D 1:30:42and 2D uh windows and apps or together 1:30:46in the same space. So your space turns 1:30:49into a infinite canvas where you can uh 1:30:52place like stories or apps together. Uh 1:30:56this is all done by our rendering engine 1:30:58which kind of composes the whole uh 1:31:01scene. Um we with uh this shared 1:31:04rendering pipeline. So we we control 1:31:08every pixels on screen. Uh instead of 1:31:10each app rendering itself, we kind of 1:31:12have like a uh full composition layer to 1:31:15handle the rendering uh uniformly. So 1:31:19you can build experiences like uh you 1:31:21have a tabletop game on the table, you 1:31:24have a window open uh a browser in the 1:31:27far and then you have a friends drawing 1:31:29as avatars.1:31:31And then we also produce some design 1:31:34language for spatial computing making 1:31:36the UI feel uh uh what we call the 1:31:40aesthetics car crystal. They're more 1:31:43vibrant and they have this transparent 1:31:46uh glass UI effect for for your apps.1:31:50And we support uh controllers for 1:31:54immersive gaming. We support uh uh 1:31:57motion trackers you want to uh dance 1:32:00around. And then we support uh also uh 1:32:03you know hand tracking and different 1:32:06ways to to interact. And we also support 1:32:09different types of applications from 1:32:11like native Android app to web to GAN.1:32:14And now um from here I want to uh 1:32:17introduce you to our new newly launched 1:32:20um CRI uh agent based uh tool to uh to 1:32:26to to walk you through how easily it 1:32:28could be um to develop your um uh uh 1:32:34apps on on Pico. And uh just let you 1:32:38know like this could be really really 1:32:40hard like 5 years ago. Um cuz I spent my 1:32:44career most doing developer tools for XR 1:32:47and then developing XR was really really 1:32:49hard because you know uh you have to 1:32:52understand like the 3D uh six do you 1:32:55have to learn a game engine uh but right 1:32:58now I think a lot of uh participants 1:33:01um 1:33:03yes you can you can develop apps on pico 1:33:05I'm going to show you how to do that uh 1:33:07without a pico device. Um so uh actually 1:33:12uh I have developed something on this 1:33:14emulator. Um 1:33:18this is just a demo of a chess app. So 1:33:21with triple I can even generate 1:33:23different types of the chase pieces. I 1:33:25know like triple is very good at 1:33:27generating like board game tokens and 1:33:29even the whole environment. Um so you 1:33:33can just use natural language in cloud 1:33:36code or codeex to say hey uh install the 1:33:39pico uh copy this command to your cloud 1:33:42code and let it install the command line 1:33:45interface or CI for you and then it's 1:33:47going to install all the Pico SDKs. Uh 1:33:50you don't need to download Android 1:33:52Studio. Um if you want to build a 1:33:55spatial app you can just use this or if 1:33:58you we also support Unity. um if you 1:34:02want to get into those immersive apps.1:34:05So here is a uh this chess app that I uh 1:34:09uh built just in one night with the uh 1:34:13our uh command line tools that you you 1:34:17can also use it. So it's fully 1:34:18interactive. You can you can actually uh 1:34:21play the chess yourself. And then I want 1:34:24to share um some of the tips and tricks 1:34:29uh to facilitate your development. So 1:34:31you can save some times, save some 1:34:33tokens as well. Um the the the process I 1:34:36did this is I first design a the product 1:34:40request uh product requirement dock and 1:34:42I also uh did a UI uh white model first 1:34:47in in Figma. So I let UI uh I let the um 1:34:51cloud code to generate these uh white 1:34:54models and as long as I feel the UI is 1:34:58right uh I start uh let the clock code 1:35:02to build the actual chess app in the the 1:35:05emulator and I show it in emulator and I 1:35:07kind of iterate and then send a 1:35:09screenshot and then uh iterate the UI 1:35:12say oh I I kind of wanted the UI to be 1:35:14on the top for the settings. So it does 1:35:17the iteration and finally it only takes 1:35:20like two or three iterations um that I 1:35:22was able to produce this uh chess app.1:35:25So um I can show you another app that's 1:35:28fully immersive that I built with the 1:35:31unity uh SDK.1:35:33So this is a kados uh scope that uh I 1:35:38remember when I was a kid I was given a 1:35:40koscope and I was really amazed by um I 1:35:45by the you know the the patterns the 1:35:47effects there. Uh so you can um so the 1:35:51the way I divide this is first I have 1:35:54the uh design files of these like 1:35:56patterns they have very solid like mass 1:35:59or physics behind it. Uh so I I generate 1:36:03these uh first on like uh on the image 1:36:07and then uh I I I guess with triple you 1:36:10can generate uh 3D models uh more types 1:36:14of uh any type of like your favorite 1:36:17character or your favorite uh you know 1:36:21uh figure status anything.1:36:24So in this mode in XR you can view them 1:36:27immersively, you can view them in any 1:36:30angles. So this is really uh persuasive 1:36:33when it comes to storytelling. Um so 1:36:38with with this I also just made it in 1:36:40one day. Um I think the this the method 1:36:44I really want to share with you guys is 1:36:46to uh kind of have very true middle 1:36:50ground for for AI. Otherwise, it's going 1:36:53to be a little bit uncontrollable. Um,1:36:56some people only type, "Hey, give me 1:36:58this chase app without further 1:37:00describing what it is." Uh, but instead,1:37:02I figured that if you just draw these 1:37:05like images and the UIUX that you feel,1:37:08oh yeah, this is the right user pass 1:37:10flow and it's going to save you a lot of 1:37:12time and uh help you get into the uh 1:37:16more controllable result in in in a 1:37:19shorter shorter time.1:37:22So yeah, we just launched this command 1:37:25line uh 0.5 1:37:27and um we we look forward to seeing all 1:37:31the amazing apps you can uh you build 1:37:33with with Pico and and Triple and um 1:37:37also uh if you made to the demo day uh 1:37:41in San Francisco uh we we can invite you 1:37:44to see the device and then test it on 1:37:48the device because the device hasn't 1:37:49been launched yet. Uh but um we have 1:37:53developer programs as well to help you 1:37:56not just for this hackathon. We also 1:37:59want to support you all the way if 1:38:01you're interested in publishing to our 1:38:03store and uh make your artwork um uh 1:38:07more exposed to a a broader audience.1:38:11Yeah. Uh thank you. I'm going to leave 1:38:14the 1:38:16um no it's not uh compatible with older 1:38:19device. uh this is the the new CLI way 1:38:22to do things and then the emulator are 1:38:25for mostly the the upcoming device.1:38:29So yeah, if you only remember one thing,1:38:32this is one command line. You just copy 1:38:34it, say, hey, install this for me and 1:38:36then you're going to work through the 1:38:38options. You're going to click the user 1:38:40guide which is here uh that it details 1:38:44all the uh uh command line interfaces 1:38:47options. Again, if you want to make like 1:38:50a Android native app, choose the spatial 1:38:52SDK. If you want to make games, choose 1:38:55the Unity SDK.1:38:58Yes, that concludes my presentation.1:39:01Thank you. And here's my my email in the 1:39:05chat. Um, feel free to reach out for any 1:39:08questions.1:39:36Hello. Hello.1:39:39I think before I start because I I think 1:39:42Jupiter SR is a very new products and 1:39:45also concept. So I will quickly show a 1:39:50uh video. Can everybody see my screen?1:39:56Okay.1:40:00Uh, wait. How do I share with my uh,1:40:07one second?1:40:20Heat.1:40:42Heat.1:40:46Heat. Heat.1:41:22Hey, it's okay.1:41:25Just take a deep breath. Welcome to 1:41:29Jupiter SR.1:41:31From from here, you can be 1:41:34ever.1:41:58Let's go.1:42:04Welcome to Jupyter SR.1:42:07>> We're building the infrastructure of 1:42:09spatial reality. Bringing digital 1:42:11content to the real world in a way that 1:42:14feels natural. Pixley SR frame. Your 1:42:16memories now with real volume and depth.1:42:19Optical SR frame. Digital art that lives 1:42:22beyond the frame. OLED SR display. A 1:42:26deep deep vivid spatial window. MiniLEDD 1:42:28SR display. Seamless tiling, infinite 1:42:31scale. Flagship SR pad. 3D avatar meets 1:42:35next level spatial interaction.1:42:3865 in LCD SR display. Ultra clear SR 1:42:42imagery with a presence you can feel.1:42:46Jupiter SR's proprietary nanocale 1:42:48lenticular lens array precisely steers 1:42:50and converges light into your eyes for a 1:42:53clear, stable, naturally spatial 1:42:55experience. Our proprietary 2D to 3D 1:42:59conversion engine turns flat images into 1:43:01spatial content. 2D video now with depth 1:43:04you can actually perceive. Powered by 1:43:07the full stack SR technology ecosystem,1:43:09Jupiter SR works across family memories,1:43:12digital art, and entertainment,1:43:15commercial displays, cultural tourism,1:43:18education, and whatever comes next.1:43:21We're also pushing 3D Gaussian splatting 1:43:23into commercial reality, reconstructing 1:43:25realworld objects and environments down 1:43:27to centimeter level precision. As a 1:43:29council member of the UHD World 1:43:31Association, we contribute to the 1:43:33standards and infrastructure shaping the 1:43:35next generation of immersive media. Our 1:43:38mission is to make spatial reality the 1:43:40default dimension for content and become 1:43:43the physical interface between digital 1:43:45content and human perception. Jupiter SR 1:43:50made real.1:43:59>> Okay. Uh wait now I need to uh 1:44:05let me switch 1:44:09uh uh uh is here.1:44:13Yeah. Hi, I hope everyone get a little 1:44:14bit concept uh what is actually Jupiter 1:44:17SR is about. Uh my name is Wendy Wendy 1:44:21want uh greeting from the Netherland by 1:44:23the way. I hope there's some European uh 1:44:25candidates from uh from the Europe as 1:44:28well. Uh so before I show you uh Jupiter 1:44:32SR I actually want to start with all of 1:44:35you your creators your developers.1:44:38So if you're in this Discord today,1:44:41you're already part of the generation of 1:44:43beers working with a toolkit that barely 1:44:46existed in this form a few years ago. So 1:44:49a 3D idea can become u an asset today 1:44:54and interactive prototype can make true 1:44:57tomorrow and potentially a completely 1:44:59new kind of experience a few days later.1:45:02So generative 3D is accelerating 1:45:05creation. XR is opening new ways to 1:45:09enter digital environment. Realtime 1:45:12graphics, physical computing, and new 1:45:14display technology are getting much 1:45:16closer together. I don't think the 1:45:19spatial era is waiting for one device to 1:45:21win. It's actually becoming a big 1:45:24ecosystem.1:45:25And the most interesting uh decision 1:45:28about 1:45:30uh the ecosystem are not going to made 1:45:33uh in a brand meeting. they're going to 1:45:35be made by people who actually build 1:45:37with it. That is why I think Jupiter SR 1:45:40and all the developer community are very 1:45:43aligned. Our mission is to give digital 1:45:46objects and worlds a credible presence 1:45:49in the physical space. Not just as 1:45:51another um visual uh effect but as 1:45:55something with depth and a real 1:45:58relationship to the environments around 1:46:00it. That is why we have this slogan made 1:46:04real and that's the meaning behind it.1:46:07So uh let me show you a bit uh to oh 1:46:12yes.1:46:15So yeah this is Jupiter um spatial 1:46:19reality 60 viewing point no eye tracking 1:46:23no headsets required. The optical 1:46:25structure distribute different 1:46:27perspective information across the 1:46:29viewing zone. So as you move the image 1:46:32change naturally with you but the part I 1:46:35want to I want all the creators to 1:46:37remember is not actually the number 60 1:46:39viewing point is that the glass is not a 1:46:42boundary of the scene. Content can sit 1:46:45behind the physical uh display plane or 1:46:48appear in front of it. So instead of 1:46:51treating the screen as a flat canvas you 1:46:54can treat the screen plane as a 1:46:56coordinate inside the composition. And 1:46:59now the question becomes where should 1:47:01all those objects actually live. So 1:47:04let's move to the techy parts.1:47:08So at the base this is still an LCD 1:47:11screen. Above it sits the optical lenses 1:47:14structure. So the display generate 1:47:16different perspective information and 1:47:18the lens directs the information into 1:47:20different viewing zones. Your eyes 1:47:22receive slightly different perspective 1:47:24and your brain reconstruct depth from 1:47:26the parallax. So the complicated optics 1:47:29are already handled for you. What 1:47:32developer get on top is actually quite 1:47:34approachable. You will see pitch and 1:47:37offset which align the render views with 1:47:40the physical optical uh structure. Then 1:47:43inside the viewers model front and back 1:47:46let you move the object relative to the 1:47:48screen plane. And 3D effects uh strings 1:47:51let you tune how much perceived depth 1:47:54you want. So you can start with a normal 1:47:573D asset, get it to uh Jupiter SR screen 1:48:00and uh immediately start playing with 1:48:03where it sits in the space and you will 1:48:06learn pretty quickly that spatial 1:48:08composition is a little like camera 1:48:11work. A small shift in depth can 1:48:13completely change how the object feels.1:48:15I like thinking about it as a dev's 1:48:17budget. Um you have space available, use 1:48:20it where the scenes uh actually benefit 1:48:23from it. So the hard objects are 1:48:25underneath. Uh what you get to play with 1:48:28is the space. And that brings us to the 1:48:31next problem. How do we get your content 1:48:34there quickly?1:48:37So um I will show you uh this because 1:48:41I'm actually in charge of the ecosystem.1:48:43So I work with museums and a lot of game 1:48:46developer. A very you uh museum uh real 1:48:49user will actually ask us a lot of 1:48:52question about the asset accuracy 1:48:56uh reusing existing collection and 1:48:58whether deps genuinely helps people 1:49:00understand the object. But this year 1:49:03since we just um finished our gamescom 1:49:05trip all the develops there immediately 1:49:08want to know whether their character can 1:49:10run on it, how quickly they can um 1:49:12interact and whether it fits in their uh 1:49:15pipeline.1:49:17So uh what they can make interactive for 1:49:19instance so same display but different 1:49:22product requirement that's why Jupiter 1:49:24SR we are building all the software and 1:49:27workflow around the optics and is where 1:49:30triple becomes very interesting for us 1:49:33generative 3D is actually making the 1:49:35creation site radically faster and then 1:49:40once the 3D asset exists where can it 1:49:43live 1:49:46uh for this hackathon uh the basic 1:49:49pipeline is uh deliberately short. You 1:49:53create and triple export as a uh GB uh 1:49:58move the assets into Jupiter uh 3D 1:50:01viewers then tune the presentation for 1:50:04the SR display. I we call this a step 1:50:07zero. approves the plumbing and I 1:50:10actually want uh the step zero to feel 1:50:13very easy because the interesting part 1:50:15for hackathon should not be spending two 1:50:17days trying to make a file appear on the 1:50:20on the screen. The interesting part 1:50:22starts actually after it appears. The 1:50:25generated 3D can make you a character or 1:50:28object incredibly quickly, but 1:50:31generation doesn't tell you uh a 1:50:34generation doesn't tell you what that 1:50:36object should become. It becomes in the 1:50:39game engine. Uh it becomes in uh to be 1:50:42printed. It could also live in a 1:50:45browser. But Jupiter so we give you 1:50:47another output surface physical spatial 1:50:50display. So if your project ends with uh 1:50:54yeah I made something very cool in 1:50:56triple and I want to put it in in in 1:50:58Jupiter that pipeline works definitely 1:51:01works but now the hackathon actually 1:51:04just started because the real question 1:51:06is what becomes possible when the 1:51:08spatial display actually changed the 1:51:10experience 1:51:18and the creativity uh unit doesn't have 1:51:21to be uh limited by only GB objects. We 1:51:24also have the Jupiter world viewers. So 1:51:27it supports uh comp compatible uh 1:51:30gaussian splatting scenes in Ply and 1:51:33Sogg format. So you can work with entire 1:51:37captured or generated environment rather 1:51:39than one isolated model. You can move 1:51:42through the environment, change 1:51:44direction and save viewpoint. And here 1:51:48you start to meet some interesting 1:51:50engineering choice. More views can give 1:51:53you uh smoother parallax uh transitions,1:51:56but they also increase ondevice uh 1:52:00rendering costs. The cursing tools 1:52:02expose quality and view cons options. So 1:52:06you can choose that balance for the 1:52:08scene you're building. So content 1:52:10complexity 1:52:12uh matters, the performance also 1:52:15matters. scenes design everything matter 1:52:18but very unfortunately there is no 1:52:21infinity GPU secretly hiding behind our 1:52:25screen I checked every screen so but uh 1:52:28I mean that's not a bad thing that's 1:52:30actually a good thing it means that is 1:52:33not a magic box is a platform you can 1:52:36actually engineer for 1:52:42let's uh show you the uh developer kit.1:52:46We're the only uh hackathon track for uh 1:52:50this year to actually will ship you all 1:52:53the hardware all the motherboard. So for 1:52:56the tripathon we made this um selection 1:53:00and in total all around the world uh 1:53:03Jupiter SR track we will accept maximum 1:53:0640 teams uh a very furnish uh enclosure 1:53:10uh would give you um already too many uh 1:53:13answers. So that's why the team we 1:53:15decided to give you an unfinished 1:53:18products. It tells you how the product 1:53:20sits, how people approach it and what 1:53:23kind of application probably belong 1:53:25inside this. So we want to leave more of 1:53:27that decision to you. So you get um all 1:53:30the development modular. So the display 1:53:34and the main board with the optical 1:53:37assembly already handled. The system 1:53:40runs on Android and the developer um 1:53:43package include the Jupiter's uh 1:53:46software, our SDK resources, transfer 1:53:49tools and 1:53:52supporting templates. Very importantly 1:53:55before you receive our package, we 1:53:57already send you all the file and 1:53:59including the CAD. Uh so both um the 1:54:02stab and rhino models of the actual 1:54:05models uh are included specifically so 1:54:08you can design your own enclosure 1:54:10supports or exterior around the real uh 1:54:13geometry. So physical design teams are 1:54:16not guessing from uh photographs. You 1:54:19have the geometry. You can actually 1:54:22build around the hardware. There is one 1:54:24hard boundary which is the screen and 1:54:27the front optical assembly is stay in 1:54:29stack. Uh so everything around that is 1:54:32where you want to uh experiment. So yes 1:54:35please hack our products just don't 1:54:38perform the optical surgery please.1:54:44Uh so yeah I think the the very easiest 1:54:47way to approach the challenge uh is to 1:54:50think in two layers. You can work on the 1:54:53physical products around the display. So 1:54:55enclosure mounting uh installation 1:54:59interaction or you can also work on what 1:55:02happened through the display. So 1:55:04software content uh a game logic uh 1:55:08dynamic uh behaviors or this entire 1:55:11spatial scenes you can combine them uh 1:55:14but you absolutely don't have to. uh a 1:55:17very great software project does not uh 1:55:20become better because it's just somebody 1:55:22very panically uh printed a plastic 1:55:24enclosure at 4:00 a.m. in the morning.1:55:27Uh so the task I will use is much 1:55:29simpler if I replace um if uh you 1:55:33replace or we replace Jupiter uh with a 1:55:36normal 2D screen what important part of 1:55:39the idea disappears that is a spatial 1:55:42test. So if removing dabs breaks 1:55:46something important about the 1:55:47interaction, understanding or 1:55:49experience, then you're using the 1:55:51medium. If nothing really change except 1:55:54that it looks cooler, well, I would say 1:55:57keep going.1:56:03And uh back to the theme that the triple 1:56:06song um uh this year uh becomes very 1:56:09useful. this is a gift for. So, uh we 1:56:13don't really see the blank as a 1:56:15sentimental prompt. Uh we see this as a 1:56:18design constraint. So, the moment you 1:56:20fill it in, you've decided who or whom 1:56:24um this experience is for and that 1:56:26should change how you design it. What 1:56:29should that person what that object or 1:56:32the environment uh to be noticed? How 1:56:35should they encounter it? Should this be 1:56:37personal, shared, interacted, permanent 1:56:40uh or temporary? And that comes uh to 1:56:44the Jupiter's question. Why does this 1:56:46gift need space? So if Dev's perspective 1:56:51or physical presence genuinely changed 1:56:54the experience,1:56:55SR is doing real work. If not, honestly,1:57:00maybe a phone may be a better product.1:57:01Sorry. And that is uh completely fine.1:57:05And we're not looking for something that 1:57:07merely uh uses uh Jupiter. We're looking 1:57:10for an idea where removing the spatial 1:57:13layer would actually damage the concept.1:57:16So please fill in the blank first and 1:57:19then earn the third dimension.1:57:24Um practically back to our Jupiter 1:57:26tracks. Uh the rule is very simple. Uh 1:57:29you can join uh in our uh discourse. uh 1:57:33please form a team because we only have 1:57:35very limited 40 uh motherboards to 1:57:39shipped all around the world. So send us 1:57:41a very short pitch around a gift for and 1:57:45then we want to understand the concept 1:57:47and why they need spatial reality. We 1:57:49reviewed uh the teams and selected the 1:57:51team received with uh the development 1:57:54kit. So you uh to summary so you have 1:57:57the display, the motherboard and of 1:57:59course EAD. Uh then you have the build 1:58:02period uh with our hardware software and 1:58:06FE team in Discord uh uh channel to 1:58:10support you along the way. So don't 1:58:12worry, you can ask question anytime. We 1:58:14will try to answer you as soon as 1:58:16possible. And finally you bring the 1:58:19project to the offline demo uh showcase 1:58:22and show us when it happened. Uh one 1:58:26very practical note the developer kit 1:58:29come uh need to come back after the 1:58:32program. So please uh keep that in mind 1:58:34before uh epoxy um becomes part of your 1:58:38industrial design strategy. Getting the 1:58:40hardware is the start. What you make 1:58:43with it is the real challenge.1:58:48And yeah, I think uh we already cover 1:58:51most of uh our concept, our products. If 1:58:54you want to build with us, please join 1:58:56the Jupiter SR Discord here. And I saw 1:58:59my team member already uh send some link 1:59:02into the into the the conversation as 1:59:05well. So that's where our hardware 1:59:06software FE team will be thoroughly um 1:59:09to uh along your whole building process.1:59:13So for kit uh the technical support you 1:59:16can reach us directly also uh by email 1:59:19as well and here's also our LinkedIn 1:59:22post uh if you want to explore what does 1:59:24Jupiter actually work with also our um 1:59:28interesting cases existing please follow 1:59:31us there and yeah we want to see that 1:59:35what you think it should become we 1:59:38curious about your gift thank you so 1:59:41That's 2:01:43Hello. Hello.2:01:45>> And uh I'm I'm Wayan.2:01:51And uh I'm the product manager for the 2:01:56for the consumer business line at Higos.2:01:59And uh I'm and I lead the products 2:02:02product uh products of the reflux series 2:02:06Ren printers and the G1X series full 2:02:10color 3D and UV printers.2:02:13And uh could you could you uh could you 2:02:17see my screen shell screen?2:02:24I think I have some take off.2:02:33Okay,2:02:40I'm going to give a brief introduction 2:02:42to the Hey girls and um Hey girls is a 2:02:48is founded in 2015 in Guondo and is a 2:02:53global leader in high-end resin 3D 2:02:55printing with over a decade 2:02:58full stack and R&D across hardware,2:03:01materials, software and design and our 2:03:04mission um has always been simple and 2:03:08make professional grade technology 2:03:10accessible to everyone from data labs 2:03:14and consumer and electronics 2:03:17manufacturers to independent creators 2:03:21and small studios.2:03:25And this is a show and this p this 2:03:29photos showcases the uh 2:03:34exhibition booies while consumers engage 2:03:37hands on with H wells 2:03:40and the JX series um is the next 2:03:44chapter. It is the world the world's 2:03:47first desktop color 3D UV and fabric 2:03:53threeinone printer and beautiful 2:03:55creators who refuse to settle.2:03:59And uh next I'm going to uh introduce 2:04:02the products and solutions.2:04:06First is the reflex series.2:04:10um is a resen printer family for 2:04:13consumers and professionals.2:04:18The Rift series lineup spans the spines 2:04:23the entire resin printing workboard from 2:04:27unlock printers to high performance and 2:04:31professional models plus curings washing 2:04:35and post 2:04:38stations for complete desktop setup.2:04:41And this is a full range of materials 2:04:44and and uh it including uh consumer uh 2:04:51electronics and industrial models and uh 2:04:56fixtures and high transparency parts and 2:05:01um and models and for tab and uh um 2:05:07elast applications for such as a file 2:05:11put while protective gears and casting 2:05:17and next um let's come to the dual act 2:05:22the exciting part and um as as I said 2:05:27before the dual ax is a and desktop for 2:05:32color 3D and UV and fabric printer and 2:05:36do for everyone and uh It turns a single 2:05:42machine into a complete color color 2:05:47creation station uh studio with um with 2:05:50over 16 um million dollars raised on 2:05:54Kickstarter 2:06:00and this machine and you can switch and 2:06:04so there three different modules and 2:06:08add-ons. Um the D1X covers um every 3D 2:06:14workflow. The 3D edition for color 3D 2:06:19printing, the UV edition for uh vibrant 2:06:25black service printing and the fabric 2:06:28edition for uh fab fabric printing 2:06:33literally. And then this is um uh some 2:06:37samples and um showcase the building 2:06:41color with no painting needed and the 2:06:43water solub supports and transparent and 2:06:47color parts printed printed together and 2:06:51uh relief up to 150 mm.2:06:57And those are the samples 2:07:04and the jewax and delivers vibrant 2:07:09colors, lava texture and holographic 2:07:12finishes expanding beyond 3D printing 2:07:15into UV decoration for art pieces and 2:07:19products 2:07:24and add and wind armed for fabric 2:07:28printing and the joax also make it make 2:07:32it simple. The true DTF kit um prints 2:07:36onto 2:07:37Born film that is pressed onto fabric 2:07:43while DTG brings waterbased inks 2:07:46directly onto garment. So both producing 2:07:50finished bags, caps and t-shirts 2:07:59and uh I'm going to talk about the 2:08:03havers and havers is a model um the 2:08:09model community and dedicated for color 2:08:133D and UV printing resources and it 2:08:16offers uh print ready models.2:08:19and AIdriven generation with over 3,000 2:08:23designs and full color tools and that in 2:08:27in um integrated um seamlessly with 2:08:31blueprint studio um which is a companion 2:08:35SL software 2:08:40and uh so um with G1 app um you can you 2:08:48and do a lot of equations.2:08:52Um 2:08:58the 2:09:00if you want to do 3D printing yes it's 2:09:03um so it's the only GMX delivers and uh 2:09:09um 2:09:11with um specialty rodence and essentials 2:09:15that can exist from cost 3 prints to uh 2:09:21one click enhancements and u these are 2:09:24the 2D uh UV prints and these are the um 2:09:30some fabric prints 2:09:34and uh last I'm going to show some use 2:09:38cases.2:09:41So first it comes to the the car 3D 2:09:44printing and you can see the the walking 2:09:47bust a and and parrot sculpt and trans 2:09:52brick is a miniature thing um 2:09:58a boy and in the gaming room 2:10:03and there is a insect um insect amber 2:10:07you you can see a bug froze 2:10:10are trapped in their 2:10:13um trapped in their uh transition shell 2:10:18and you can see the dragon relative and 2:10:21this is a miniature uh family portrait.2:10:26So every case we produce the ink cost 2:10:30and the printing and the printing time 2:10:33consumption.2:10:36So with the cartridge printing and uh 2:10:41from a walking burst with with um high 2:10:47HD tester packs to miniatures 2:10:50translucent scenes and fing portraits 2:10:53each with print time and material cost 2:10:56shown and the count comes to the 3D test 2:11:00printing 2:11:02and this is a a boss pattern And a fox 2:11:07is a book cover with a fox, jams, vines,2:11:10and gills.2:11:13And uh it is a scroll with a landscape.2:11:18And this is a 2:11:20this is a an acrylic art. And 2:11:24there are flowers 2:11:31in pastel acrylic art.2:11:35And this is a three-headed fire dragon 2:11:38on a cover. And uh so 2:11:44um the 3D test printing um includes in 2:11:48both reliefs to 2 pointy landmark cards,2:11:53art panels, book covers and framing 2:11:56magnetics 2:11:58magnets. And um it's a gallery of eight 2:12:02real prints with model um with model 2:12:05downloads available on here.2:12:08And um 2:12:12and last I'm going to showcase some 2D 2:12:15printing.2:12:18First is a holographic battle fish. And 2:12:22uh 2:12:24this one is a dramatic Scott uh Scottish 2:12:27um Scottish fold cat holographic card.2:12:31And these are the some prints printed 2:12:34on.2:12:36And this is a 2:12:38um 2:12:40a scroll of a traditional city uh other 2:12:44word. And this is a 2:12:47a a a bulldog printed on a baseball bar.2:12:52So the 2D reprinting um includes the 2:12:56holographic art cars, commerce and their 2:13:00semcape art and detail transfers. Um it 2:13:04comes from small plastic business prints 2:13:06produced in minutes with minimal 2:13:09material cost.2:13:11And the last come to the fabric printing 2:13:15the DTF and DG printing.2:13:18And these are three wild cats on a 2:13:23darling jacket. And this is a a vintage 2:13:26baseball uh graphic on a D jacket. And 2:13:30this is a banana um 2:13:36it's b 2:13:39print on a can sneaker.2:13:42And this is a dress game rider converse 2:13:45and back 2:13:48and the DDF and DDG decorating on real 2:13:51planning jackets, t-shirts, sneakers,2:13:55javies and toad tote bags and six and 2:13:59these uh six finished pieces printed 2:14:01with jo fabric work all set to be 2:14:06released on havers.2:14:10And next come to the some case studies.2:14:14Uh first is a 2:14:18um tabletop gaming with refin printers 2:14:25and you can see the fine detailed 2:14:28miniatures and sceneries and and that 2:14:32bring board games to life. And the next 2:14:36um is a movie props um made uh made 2:14:41using uh the reflex resin printer.2:14:49And you can see the studio uh quality u 2:14:54replices 2:14:55uh with uh crispy surface um and details 2:15:01for film and cosplay.2:15:05And the next um is a 2:15:12um a showcase of functional parts.2:15:16Um these are uh are the backup harness 2:15:21support um produced um um on demand um 2:15:26using the uh reflux render pointer and 2:15:30um with the elastor material 2:15:36and uh and last I'm going to share some 2:15:40um demo videos of the workflow. Um,2:15:44first we can 2:15:47use AI to prepare some printable assets.2:15:52We can turn this this photo into a 2:15:55printable uh 3D model.2:15:58And this is a demo.2:16:04So in the hers we just upload a photo 2:16:09and uh describe what you want and then 2:16:12generate a 3D model 2:16:22and then you can download and import the 2:16:25model um into the slicer uh the 2:16:29blueprint studio and uh for 2:16:33for prepay for preparing for their 2:16:37slable 2:16:39papaya.2:16:42So this is their 2:16:59After 2:17:05the SL slice has finished, we've got a 2:17:08printable printable file and we send it 2:17:10into we send it to the printer uh via an 2:17:15ethernite Wi-Fi or USB connection. And 2:17:19uh this is a 2:17:21printing 2:17:53And there you can see there the Print 2:17:55band is as large as a ASM plus size 2:18:01and this is a material jetting 2:18:04procedure.2:18:06The tiny drop light of ink or resin and 2:18:11are sprayed onto the PL building 2:18:13platform and cured by the bllight and to 2:18:18form these defects.2:18:24And these are the 2020.2:18:45either 2:18:553D aster and you can you can touch and 2:19:00feel the texture. So it's not flat is a 2:19:033D test and after printing and what you 2:19:07need to do is just to soak the prints in 2:19:11water and the support the port wrapping 2:19:14around the the the model will dissolve 2:19:17in the water. So this one and this 2:19:20dragon boat is what you get after the 2:19:23support has fully dissolved. And this uh 2:19:26this is what it do to dissolving the um 2:19:31support material.2:19:35And this is a time-lapse time-lapse 2:19:37video um for the uh support dissolving 2:19:47and the support is fully and waterboard 2:19:51and the with water um is safe safe 2:19:55enough to uh to go to their go to the 2:20:00drain 2:20:02and and and 2:20:04no true assessment are needed. And the 2:20:08last I'm going to um to share some 2:20:12examples of use cases.2:20:15Yeah, this is a board game.2:20:20And the these little soldiers are are 2:20:26color 3D printed directly um out of the 2:20:29printer. And the terrain are 3D test 2:20:34printed on a acryotic board. And uh 2:20:38these pillars and stalls and outdoors 2:20:42um are also custo.2:20:50So and we just we we take uh several 2:20:54photos 2:20:55of the miniatures.2:20:58And this is the this is a 2:21:03um a photo of the UV print.2:21:08And you can see some 2:21:10um 2:21:13these are the refer um magnets 2:21:18and uh an art on a metal board and uh 2:21:24photos.2:21:26Yeah. And um the paint on fuel 2:21:32and paint on um tote bags and phone 2:21:36cases and acrylic boards.2:21:45And these are some the fabric printing 2:21:49um examples.2:21:53Yeah, these are um UV prints um 2:21:58examples and um mosaics 2:22:04and golf balls.2:22:25This uh is a unfinished parts.2:22:56Okay.2:23:12Um,2:23:32and Okay.2:23:48Sure.2:24:06water.2:24:17Yeah.2:24:44And next come to their building 2:24:47capacity.2:24:49So the the printing area is um is A3 A3 2:24:56plus size. So it's larger than a regular 2:24:59regular and A3 sides. So you can see the 2:25:04uh high um route um of the miniature 2:25:11um batch production.2:25:15And this is the 2:25:21um magnas production in batches.2:25:45And then 2:26:11cracks.2:26:22Yeah.2:26:30And 2:26:35there 2:27:00and 2:27:06team.2:27:11Okay.2:27:28Okay, that's 2:27:41all right guys 2:27:44is kind of like a dying cuz okay I'm now 2:27:47the Jonas Eves version. Okay. Uh and uh 2:27:51let me share my screen with you guys.2:27:54And thank you again to Waywin and the 2:27:57Hey Gears. And uh also huge thank all of 2:28:01uh the four of our partners. And uh 2:28:05okay, let me share with you guys.2:28:16And uh now we have Ako with me. Uh so 2:28:20we're into the uh live Q&A questions.2:28:23You can ask questions about like 2:28:25competition or the judging criteria or 2:28:28any uh technical workflows. Uh please 2:28:31type your question uh on the top right 2:28:34corner in the chatting boxes and uh me 2:28:37and Ako will answer your questions as 2:28:39soon as possible. If you have like any 2:28:42like uh questions when you building your 2:28:45work, you can use the uh uh the 2:28:47frequency asked questions. We will build 2:28:50uh we will create these channels after 2:28:53this uh session.2:28:56And please let me know if you have any 2:28:58like 2:28:59questions right now.2:29:07Please type in the chatting boxes.2:29:15If you think you learned something or 2:29:18get something that you don't know before 2:29:20this session,2:29:26please give the thumbs up as well.2:29:30And uh 2:29:36Okay, good. I think the silence means 2:29:38like on 2:29:41Gish. Thank you so much. Thank you.2:29:44Thank you. We will answer like a further 2:29:47questions uh uh during the channel that 2:29:49we will create soon. So 2:29:54yeah, I think um it's my pleasure to 2:29:58officially declare that the triple zone 2:30:00season 1 has begun and hope creators 2:30:03build boldly, experiment freely and 2:30:06create a world worth giving. And uh 2:30:09thank you guys for joining us today and 2:30:11good luck everyone and we can't wait to 2:30:14see you how you been how you how you 2:30:16build and what you build.2:30:18Thank you so much. Thank you for joining 2:30:20us today and uh yeah, we're officially 2:30:24down for today's session.2:30:29Goodbye. Goodbye. Thank you.2:30:34Thank you.2:30:40Okay. Thank you. Bye-bye.

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