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    SNAP3D reportedly kept 95% of 3D assemblies stable under gravity

    A developer says none of 100 assemblies stayed stable when dropped under gravity, compared with 95% using SNAP3D.

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    A SNAP3D developer says none of 100 tested 3D assemblies stayed stable when dropped under gravity, while 95% did with SNAP3D. The developer says the approach uses geometry repair and physics-optimized connectors to make generated parts physically grounded.

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    @kkitaniRT @LucyTuan1: Generated 3D parts can look great—but can they form a physical object? We dropped 100 assemblies under gravity. 0 stayed st…

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    @kkitaniRT @LucyTuan1: Generated 3D parts can look great—but can they form a physical object? We dropped 100 assemblies under gravity. 0 stayed st…