Volinga AI opens Beta to Public

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Volinga has finally opened their doors to allow anyone into their beta. This means anyone with access to nerfstudio, will now be able to export their NeRFs into Unreal Engine 5.

Volinga Co-Founder Fernando Rivas Manzaneque penned an article earlier this year about how NeRFs will supercharge virtual production. Volinga is compatible with virtual production solutions like Disguise and Pixotope.

As part of the announcement, the Volinga website also appears to have added more information to it.

It's great timing considering nerfstudio's new nerfacto-huge, allowing for even more detailed NeRFs.

The process is quite simple, being broken down into five main steps, including the original capture of the NeRF.

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