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    Vidi2

    Vidi2

    Large Multimodal Models for Video Understanding and Editing

    ...It’s designed to process long-form, real-world videos and answer complex queries such as “when in this clip does X happen?” or “where in the frame is object Y during that moment?” — offering temporal retrieval, spatio-temporal grounding (i.e. locating objects over time + space), and even video question answering. Vidi targets applications like intelligent video editing, automated video search, content analysis, and editing assistance, enabling users to efficiently locate relevant segments and objects in hours-long footage. The system is built with open-source release in mind, giving developers access to model code, inference scripts, and evaluation pipelines so they can reproduce research results or integrate Vidi into their own video-processing workflows.
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    Wan Move

    Wan Move

    Motion-controllable Video Generation via Latent Trajectory Guidance

    Wan Move is an open-source research codebase for motion-controllable video generation that focuses on enabling fine-grained control of motion within generative video models. It is designed to guide the temporal evolution of visual content by leveraging latent trajectory guidance, allowing users to manipulate how objects move over time without modifying the underlying generative architecture. By representing motion information as dense point trajectories and integrating them into the latent space of an image-to-video model, the project produces videos with more precise and controllable motion behavior than many existing methods. Wan-Move is particularly notable for eliminating the need for additional motion encoders, instead directly infusing motion cues into spatiotemporal features, which simplifies both training and inference.
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