How to use Luma AI with Android or Custom Data

How to use Luma AI with Android or Custom Data

How to use Luma AI with Android or Custom Data

Michael Rubloff

Michael Rubloff

Apr 24, 2023

Email
Copy Link
Twitter
Linkedin
Reddit
Whatsapp
Luma AI Android
Luma AI Android

NeRF on Android has been a hotly requested feature ever since Luma AI launched on iOS. However, there's a way to upload your Android captures right now and it's extremely easy!

Through Luma's web platform, you can upload any video or still images packaged as a ZIP file and it will create a NeRF as long as the dataset is good.

Go to Luma's website and sign in.

Once you're signed in, navigate to the top banner

This will open a sub window with an upload menu

Make sure that the file you want to use is in a recognizable file format. Upload the file that you wish to have NeRFed and click "Upload"

Wait 15-30ish minutes and you have your NeRF!

Some tips to be aware of from the Luma site:

Video

  • Disable HDR when capturing videos

  • Capture a scene or object by going around in loops

  • Ideally, capture in loops from 3 heights: phone at chest level looking ahead,
    phone a bit above the head pointing a bit down to the center of the scene,
    and finally from knee level pointing upwards a bit.

  • Capture slowly to reduce blur

  • You can either upload a normal video or an fisheye video

  • Maximum the size of the video can be 5 gigabytes

Images

  • Supported image formats

    • jpg .jpeg .png .gif .pgm .ppm .tga

    • HDR - .exr

    • RAW - .cr3, .dng

  • Make sure the zip contains same kind of image formats

  • You can either upload a zip with normal images or with fisheye images

  • Downsample the images if you hit 5 gigabytes limit using tools available

  • Maximum the size of the images zip file can be 5 gigabytes

Featured

Recents

Featured

Platforms

Getting Started with Slang: Draw Your First Splat

Khronos Group and NVIDIA are putting on a free gaussian splatting Slang session next Tuesday.

Michael Rubloff

May 16, 2025

Platforms

Getting Started with Slang: Draw Your First Splat

Khronos Group and NVIDIA are putting on a free gaussian splatting Slang session next Tuesday.

Michael Rubloff

May 16, 2025

Platforms

Getting Started with Slang: Draw Your First Splat

Khronos Group and NVIDIA are putting on a free gaussian splatting Slang session next Tuesday.

Michael Rubloff

Platforms

PlayCanvas Engine Receives SOGS

3DGS compression on the web is getting a big boost from PlayCanvas adopting SOGs.

Michael Rubloff

May 15, 2025

Platforms

PlayCanvas Engine Receives SOGS

3DGS compression on the web is getting a big boost from PlayCanvas adopting SOGs.

Michael Rubloff

May 15, 2025

Platforms

PlayCanvas Engine Receives SOGS

3DGS compression on the web is getting a big boost from PlayCanvas adopting SOGs.

Michael Rubloff

News

Radiance Field Association, ARC3D Launches

I am proud to be joining forces to help launch the first Association to advocate for Radiance Field adoption.

Michael Rubloff

May 13, 2025

News

Radiance Field Association, ARC3D Launches

I am proud to be joining forces to help launch the first Association to advocate for Radiance Field adoption.

Michael Rubloff

May 13, 2025

News

Radiance Field Association, ARC3D Launches

I am proud to be joining forces to help launch the first Association to advocate for Radiance Field adoption.

Michael Rubloff

Platforms

Veesus adds Rhino Support for 3DGS

UK based Veesus has extended their Rhino plugin to support 3DGS.

Michael Rubloff

May 13, 2025

Platforms

Veesus adds Rhino Support for 3DGS

UK based Veesus has extended their Rhino plugin to support 3DGS.

Michael Rubloff

May 13, 2025

Platforms

Veesus adds Rhino Support for 3DGS

UK based Veesus has extended their Rhino plugin to support 3DGS.

Michael Rubloff