𝙈𝘼𝙉𝘾𝙃𝙀𝙎𝙏𝙀𝙍 𝘾𝙄𝙏𝙔, 𝙎𝘼𝙍𝘼𝙉𝙉𝙊 𝙄 𝙏𝙄𝙁𝙊𝙎𝙄 𝘼 𝘿𝙄𝙎𝙀𝙂𝙉𝘼𝙍𝙀 𝙄𝙇 𝙏𝙃𝙄𝙍𝘿 𝙆𝙄𝙏 2026/27!🎨👕
Il Manchester City e Puma hanno avviato un progetto rivoluzionario che permette ai tifosi di partecipare attivamente al design della terza maglia ufficiale della stagione 2026/27, sfruttando una piattaforma avanzata basata sull’intelligenza artificiale. La tecnologia alla base dell'iniziativa è il Puma AI Creator, un sistema sviluppato da DeepObjects che consente ai fan di creare progetti unici combinando descrizioni testuali, strumenti di personalizzazione e opzioni stilistiche.
Ogni partecipante riceverà un certo numero di crediti iniziali per sperimentare il processo creativo e può inviare fino a due progetti entro la scadenza del 20 dicembre 2024. Una volta raccolte tutte le proposte, un mix di valutazioni dei tifosi e pareri di esperti selezionerà le dieci migliori idee. Queste saranno poi sottoposte a una votazione pubblica che, a gennaio 2025, decreterà il design vincitore.
La maglia scelta non solo sarà indossata dai giocatori del Manchester City durante la stagione, ma sarà anche disponibile per l'acquisto, rappresentando un momento storico nell'integrazione dell'intelligenza artificiale nel mondo del merchandising sportivo.
Giocatori come Ederson e Rico Lewis hanno già sperimentato la piattaforma, progettando una maglia da portiere ispirata alla rete di una porta da calcio, che verrà indossata in campo nel corso della stagione corrente.
E tu cosa ne pensi di questa iniziativa del Manchester City e di Puma? Scrivi la tua opinione qui sotto nei commenti! 👇🏻
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Some of my favorite random pieces of content I made for @deepobjects by @david.stamatis@ftrworlds / I will never forget the hours making these shoes game-ready for the pixel stream gallery with @thrice_illustrious . Import>Remesh>Bake>Texture Paint by hand>Unreal Import>Make Materials x30!!! luckily @sidefxhoudini and @substance3dart saved me on this one. #3d #3dart #sneakers #web3
SMART LIST / Designs Created by AI 🧠🎛️
1. NASA’s new AI-designed parts | A series of spacecraft and mission hardware, called Evolved Structures, designed with the same kind of artificial intelligence. These specialized parts are being implemented in equipment including astrophysics balloon observatories, Earth-atmosphere scanners, planetary instruments, and space telescopes.
2. Sneakers designed with H.U.E. by DeepObjects and PUMA | H.U.E. (Heuristic Unsupervised Entity): a GAN model (a machine learning framework) used to design sneakers for PUMA
3. Paragraphica Text-to-Image Camera By Bjorn Karman | An innovative lensless camera which uses location data and artificial intelligence to generate ‘photos’ of specific places and moments
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Voting starts tomorrow! We are down to the final 30 ai-generated sneakers from 1 million!
They will face off in a March-madness style bracket. Winner gets built IRL… @deepobjects
Our 4th @deepobjects white paper: Issue 004
It covers topics and explorations of authenticity, prototyping, and a contemporary review of the Author’s relationship with work.
Download at lens.ftrworld.com
Released in conjunction with DEEPOBJECTS.ai -- FTR's decentralized design studio -- this 5-part investigative series aims to explore the relationship between the objects we collect and the technologies changing the process. ISSUE 03 delves into the impact of AI on the creative process, and what the impact may be on what we make, how we make it, and what it all means going forward. Link in bio to follow along with this journey into the heart and mind of design from the beginning.
Having déjà vu as you catch up on your friends' vacations on Instagram? Maybe it's because the algorithm is literally affecting where people travel.
This week's FTR Lens Observations focus on that phenomenon and ways that web3 is bringing more substance to travel.
We also look at how web3 is sneaking up on the mainstream with the help of both governments and corporations who are building during the bear.
Last, how the upending of the creative process by AI is affecting the physical production cycle and one company that is leaning into that disruption.
And in case you missed it, Part 2 of our Deep Objects series was released last week (link in bio).
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