Sandflow has released the Sand3D dataset of 106 thousand 3D models

French startup Sandflow has released an open dataset called Sand3D, consisting of 106 thousand 3D models of various objects. The dataset is designed for training generative models to create and edit 3D graphics.

Each of the models in the dataset is accompanied by specific Python code. This code allows algorithms to assemble and build the target object from individual, independent parts.

The new release will simplify the process for developers creating specialized architectures for working with 3D data. The dataset is available for research and commercial tasks on the project's official website.