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Infinigen is a freely available procedural generator designed to produce varied and high-quality 3D scenes. Created by the Princeton Vision & Learning Lab, it is tailored for computer vision research and produces realistic training data. By utilizing randomized mathematical rules, Infinigen can generate limitless variations in forms, materials, and details. It features an extensive collection of generators for natural objects and environments, prioritizing precise geometry over simulated details. Additionally, Infinigen offers automatic annotations for different computer vision tasks and promotes community involvement to enhance its features.

ImagineMe is an online service allowing users to produce AI art of themselves by entering a text description. Users can create a personal model by uploading 10-20 high-quality photos of themselves. Once the model completes its training, users can generate images by choosing their model and typing any ideas they have. The platform also offers inspiration and highlights effective prompts. Additionally, it provides credits that customers can buy at a reduced price.

Illusion Diffusion is an innovative tool that harnesses Stable Diffusion to create captivating illusion art. Designed by AP, this project uses Monster Labs QR Control Net, enabling users to enter a prompt and select a pattern to create stunning illusions through a QR code-conditioned control net. MrUgleh is credited with discovering the workflow. Users can modify the strength of the illusion and the control net conditioning scale, allowing them to explore different creative possibilities. The Illusion Diffusion tool can be accessed via an API and was developed using Gradiologo. It offers a distinctive platform for easily and creatively generating mesmerizing illusion art.