Nvidia Releases ARDY, an Open-Source AI Animation Model Generating Motion on 24GB GPUs
Nvidia has released ARDY, an open-source model that generates character motion sequences from text prompts in seconds. The tool is available for immediate testing on Hugging Face and comes bundled with code, weights, and a working demo for local installation.
The system can alter motion mid-generation using text constraints, waypoints, and keyframes without rendering delays. The model fits on systems with 20GB to 24GB of VRAM and utilizes an architecture trained on data for the company’s humanoid robotics division.
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@_akhaliqRT @HuggingApps: NVIDIA’s ARDY is a glimpse of where AI animation is heading: real time, open source and you can play with it right now on…
@multimodalartRT @HuggingApps: NVIDIA’s ARDY is a glimpse of where AI animation is heading: real time, open source and you can play with it right now on…
@huggingappsNVIDIA’s ARDY is a glimpse of where AI animation is heading: real time, open source and you can play with it right now on @huggingface Spaces Type what the character should do and generate a motion sequence in seconds. Give a sentence a bo
@stefan_3d_aiNVIDIA just dropped another revolution in AI animation — real-time and open source. It's called ARDY. You type what the character should do — and it just does it. While moving. Change the text mid-walk, click a waypoint, add keyframes — it