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NVIDIA MotionBricks generates character motion at a reported 15,000 fps

The model runs with 2ms latency on an RTX 5090, according to the post.

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Image from the post by @kimmonismus on X: NVIDIA MotionBricks generates character motion at a reported 15,000 fps
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NVIDIA has released MotionBricks, an AI that generates character motion at a reported 15,000 frames per second with just 2ms latency on an RTX 5090, according to a post from Chubby (kimmonismus).

It was trained on more than 350,000 motion clips. Developers can use it to build new interactions for game characters and humanoid robots without retraining.

Why it mattersReal-time motion generation could speed up game development and robot training, two areas where animating movement is slow and costly.

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