Scout is the AI-powered search engine for finding 3D models by picture across 3D stock marketplaces.
Simply drop image of object you are looking for and get the most similar 3D models available at various stock marketplaces with the filtering and direct links provided.
In default “Search asset by picture” mode Scout finds most similar models for the given picture.
In “Picture Assembler” mode Scout detects individual object in the complicated picture and suggests 3D models, textures and shaders that given picture could be recreated from in 3D.
“Free assets” filter allows users to search through free models only.
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Ability to find most relevant 3D models for your projects using only and image of an object you look like. In seconds.
Scout by Asseter.AI's answer
Scout's main purpose is to shift the digital assets search paradigm and transform the searching process into a completely visual approach and artist-friendly experience. Which means that Scout works on the visual way as apposed to traditional text-based search engines
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Scout's primary audience is Digital content creators, especially interior designers and architecture visualizers as well as motion designers, game designers and visual effects artists.
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Scout has been created by Asseter.ai team as a visual search tool for Asseter.ai - next-gen digital asset management platform powered by AI. And slightly after it became a separate product, helping digital artists to find the most suitable 3D models by only picture, sketch or pencil drawing.
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