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Have a damaged painting? Restore it in just hours with an AI-generated “mask”
A new method uses AI to physically restore a damaged painting much more quickly than what’s possible using manual techniques. A digitally generated “mask” in the form of thin film is applied directly to the original painting, and can also be easily removed.
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technewstube.comMIT student prints AI polymer masks to restore paintings in hours
MIT graduate student Alex Kachkine once spent nine months meticulously restoring a damaged baroque Italian painting, which left him plenty of time to wonder if technology could speed things up. Last week, MIT News announced his solution: a technique that uses AI-generated polymer films to physically restore damaged paintings in hours rather than months. The research appears in Nature. Kachkine's method works by printing a transparent "mask" cont…
A MIT student has created a method of restoration with A.I. Technica applies a mask printed over the damaged table. The restoration process takes several hours, no months or years. The restoration of works of art can take even a decade. But a new method with A.I. shortens everything in a few hours. A MIT student has repaired a table with 5.612 defects in 3 hours. How did it work? What is this new technique and who invented it? Alex Kachkine, a M…
A MIT student has developed a new technique to restore old paintings. By combining artificial intelligence with an inkjet printer, he can perform a work within a few hours that usually takes months.
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