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New Autodesk research unveils generative AI model for 3D shape creation - Vimarsana News

New Autodesk research unveils generative AI model for 3D shape creation

If trained on buildings, the model could generate geometrically rigorous creative designs and inspire a new generation of buildings and architects.

Prompting Creativity: The Role of AI in Visualization and Design Tools for Architects - Vimarsana News

Prompting Creativity: The Role of AI in Visualization and Design Tools for Architects

Explore how AI offers a fresh perspective by optimizing visualization workflows and unlocking new possibilities within the dynamic field of architecture.

5 in demand UK tech jobs - Growth Business - Vimarsana News

5 in demand UK tech jobs - Growth Business

Which UK tech jobs are growing in demand and which companies are hiring for them? Here are five available right now

Quantum computing: the next frontier for machine learning experts? - Vimarsana News

Quantum computing: the next frontier for machine learning experts?

Here, we consider the role that machine learning tech talent could play in the quantum computing space, as R&D gains traction

Computational system streamlines the design of fluidic devices - Vimarsana News

Computational system streamlines the design of fluidic devices

Researchers have developed a computational optimization pipeline that can automatically design a fluidic device to meet specific objectives, without requiring a user to make assumptions about the device’s shape in advance. This could make the design process faster and cheaper, while opening the door to novel designs that would be difficult for engineers to define manually.

Source: mit.edu